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Swim with the Dolphins in These Five Destinations

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Dolphins are among the most intelligent marine creatures. They’re alert, playful and adorable. If you’d like to encounter them in a supervised environment, here are a few tips. Don’t wear sunblock or sun tan lotion, as these can irritate the dolphin’s sensitive skin. Wear a life jacket, unless you’re snorkeling. Pay attention to the safety… Continue reading Swim with the Dolphins in These Five Destinations

Scuba Dive Through These Eerie Shipwrecks In The Caribbean

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Shipwrecks have fascinated the public for years, and the Caribbean has many. Scuba diving is the perfect way to explore the remains of ships and other vessels up close. You wonder what they looked like in their former glory before they got covered in rust, coral, and seas barnacles. If you’re interested in scuba diving… Continue reading Scuba Dive Through These Eerie Shipwrecks In The Caribbean

If You Love Cigars, Visit These Destinations Around The World

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If you ask cigar lovers about the appeal, you’ll get a few different answers. For some, it’s a symbol of sophistication and status. Others are drawn to the rich taste and aroma. Just one puff is enough to induce a pleasant buzz. All of these vary depending on the quality and the brand. Whether you’re… Continue reading If You Love Cigars, Visit These Destinations Around The World

Crack Open A Cold One, Courtesy Of These Caribbean Islands

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Whether you’re home after a stressful workday, or lounging on the beach, there’s nothing like a refreshing beer. When you think about the Caribbean, rum may be the first alcohol that comes to mind. However, this region offers much in the way of beer selection, too. These Caribbean beers offer a good starting point. Piton… Continue reading Crack Open A Cold One, Courtesy Of These Caribbean Islands

These Latin American Countries Have Foods with African Roots

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Africa’s impact on Latin American food is evident in many popular dishes. The traditions African slaves brought across the ocean, permanently impacted the food landscape from Cuba to Brazil. Enjoy African-inspired cuisine in these four Latin American countries. Brazil While African influence is pervasive throughout Brazil, the epicenter of Afro-Brazilian culture is in Salvador da… Continue reading These Latin American Countries Have Foods with African Roots

Learn About La Bandera, Widely Considered The National Dish Of The Dominican Republic

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When it comes to savory, delicious food, the Dominican Republic is a star in the Caribbean. Granted, all the Caribbean islands tend to use similar ingredients such as rice, beans, and various meats. The Dominican Republic puts a unique stamp on its dishes, from mangú, a plantain-based dish, to sancocho, a hearty meat stew. However,… Continue reading Learn About La Bandera, Widely Considered The National Dish Of The Dominican Republic

Here’s What You Need To Know About The Travel Advisory For The Dominican Republic

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The Dominican Republic has been a hotspot for Black travelers for a long time. Whether for medical tourism, business, or pleasure, the DR has become one of the culture’s favorite international, tropical destinations. However, the US State Department is warning travelers planning on visiting anytime soon.  On Tuesday, June 6, the agency issued a level… Continue reading Here’s What You Need To Know About The Travel Advisory For The Dominican Republic

Frontier Launches New Flights to the Dominican Republic

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Frontier Airlines introduced a new route from Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport in Atlanta to Santo Domingo, which began operating this week. According to Frontier, the new service runs twice a week, with introductory fares as low as $79. This makes it easier than ever for travelers to visit Santo Domingo and experience all it has to… Continue reading Frontier Launches New Flights to the Dominican Republic

Alma De Samana Will Be the First African American Woman Owned Resort In The Dominican Republic

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Diana Lynch, a former lawyer and founder of the renowned Lynch Law Group in Atlanta, GA, has recently retired from her successful law practice. Originally from Brooklyn, New York, Lynch has earned a reputation as an unwavering advocate, which led to her being recognized by her peers as a Super Lawyer, an accolade reserved for… Continue reading Alma De Samana Will Be the First African American Woman Owned Resort In The Dominican Republic

Dominican Republic Sees Major Slow Down In Tourists Due To U.S. Migration Alert

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According to Homero Figueroa, spokesman for the Presidency of the Dominican Republic, Roberto Álvarez, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, stated that the migratory alert issued by the United States last November has resulted in a significant decrease in tourism. At least 35,000 fewer tourists have visited in recent months due to the Dominican Republic migration… Continue reading Dominican Republic Sees Major Slow Down In Tourists Due To U.S. Migration Alert

JetBlue Flight Flew Over Hurricane Fiona En Route To New Jersey

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Business Insider reports that last Monday, a JetBlue flight flew over Hurricane Fiona “in an unusual flight path.” It was en-route to Newark, New Jersey from Punta Cana, Dominican Republic. The pilot got clearance from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to make the journey. According to FlightAware “the plane flew at 30,000 to 34,000 feet,… Continue reading JetBlue Flight Flew Over Hurricane Fiona En Route To New Jersey

Meet Diana Lynch, Developer Of The First Black Owned Golf Resort In Dominican Republic

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Diana Lynch, Esq  has spent the majority of her professional career practicing law. As a founding member of the award- winning Lynch Law Group law firm in Atlanta. For over 25 years representing notables in the sports and entertainment industry, Lynch has built a reputation as one of the elite attorneys in Georgia. Now she… Continue reading Meet Diana Lynch, Developer Of The First Black Owned Golf Resort In Dominican Republic

Couple And Infant Stranded Without Formula After Late-Night Flight Canceled

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A couple traveling with their 9-month-old baby was left stranded without formula after American Airlines canceled their flight connection in the middle of the night. According to Business Insider, Donna, who opted not to share her last name, her husband, and their baby had taken a flight from the Dominican Republic to Charlotte on July… Continue reading Couple And Infant Stranded Without Formula After Late-Night Flight Canceled

TOWIE Stars Kicked Off Flight For Vaping And Refusing To Mask Up 

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Cast members of British reality series The Only Way Is Essex (TOWIE) were booted from an Air Europa flight from the Dominican Republic after smoking electronic cigarettes and refusing to put on face masks.  According to Mirror, Pia Grace Smith, one of the stars of the show, took to her Instagram Stories to talk about… Continue reading TOWIE Stars Kicked Off Flight For Vaping And Refusing To Mask Up 

Indianapolis Mother Dies After Traveling To Dominican Republic For BBL Surgery

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Shacare Terry, a young mother and business owner from Indianapolis, died after getting two cosmetic procedures —a Brazilian butt lift (BBL) and tummy tuck. She left behind loving family and friends, as well as a daycare she built from the ground up called Minnie Blessings In Paradise. On April 11, Terry and her friend Carlesha… Continue reading Indianapolis Mother Dies After Traveling To Dominican Republic For BBL Surgery

 
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