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It is a giant parade with floats, big musical trucks, sequins, glitter, glamor and rum. The procession starts very early in the morning and dwindles at around 10pm. \r\n-	How do I get a costume?\r\nIf you want to take part in these festivities, you must register in the mas band of your choice (usually based on what costume you are most fond of) a few weeks prior to the parade. You will receive full costumes and accessories- exclusive of shoes. If you register early enough, most bands will accommodate any basic alteration to the costume; for example, if you want to cover up more than the advertised option. You will receive breakfast, lunch, snacks and of course unlimited drinks for the parade.\r\n-	What shoe do I wear?\r\nSince you’re going to be walking/ dancing for most of the day, you should wear comfortable sneakers or boots. Sandals can be worn but your feet will be terribly sunburned – do at your own risk!\r\nN.B: If you are intending to play mas in Trinidad you may need to register months in advance to secure a costume! 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It requires complete immersion in a totally different culture, jargon, type of music and dance, but it is one of the most liberating experiences on earth should be experienced at least once.\nDisclaimer: No one can do carnival just ONCE. </p>\n<p><strong>What is carnival?</strong></p>\n<p>Carnival historically is tied to colonialism and religious conversion but, has ultimately evolved into a festival of freedom and celebration; where people come together in beautiful costumes, kick away their daily cares and dance in the streets for the ultimate street parade.\nWhat is soca?\nSoca music originated in Trinidad and Tobago and is the result of a delicate blend of Indian, soul and calypso music. It is the predominant genre of music played throughout the carnival period.\nWhat is Jouvert?\nJ’ouvert literally translates to “day-break” and symbolizes the beginning of three days of street parties. Traditionally, j’ouvert begins at about 3am and is celebrated with paint, music and alcohol.\nWhat should I wear to j’ouvert?\nYou should definitely wear clothes that you have no problem discarding afterward (or keeping as a memorabilia) since you will inadvertently be covered in paint or, if you’re in Grenada, black oil. Comfortable closed toed shoes or sneakers are ideal.\nWhat is “bacchanal?”\nBacchanal has a bit of a double meaning. It can be used to mean “drama” or having a good time at a party. Refer to Kerwin DuBois’ “Bacchanalist” on youtube.\n<a href=\"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FU3qhoP9_X8\">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FU3qhoP9_X8</a></p>\n<p><strong>What is a fete?</strong></p>\n<p>A fete is a party. </p>\n<p>What is Mardi Gras?\nMardi Gras or Tuesday mas is the big league. The grand finale. It is a giant parade with floats, big musical trucks, sequins, glitter, glamor and rum. The procession starts very early in the morning and dwindles at around 10pm. </p>\n<ul>\n<li>How do I get a costume?\nIf you want to take part in these festivities, you must register in the mas band of your choice (usually based on what costume you are most fond of) a few weeks prior to the parade. You will receive full costumes and accessories- exclusive of shoes. If you register early enough, most bands will accommodate any basic alteration to the costume; for example, if you want to cover up more than the advertised option. You will receive breakfast, lunch, snacks and of course unlimited drinks for the parade.</li>\n<li>What shoe do I wear?\nSince you’re going to be walking/ dancing for most of the day, you should wear comfortable sneakers or boots. Sandals can be worn but your feet will be terribly sunburned – do at your own risk!\nN.B: If you are intending to play mas in Trinidad you may need to register months in advance to secure a costume! Be warned.</li>\n</ul>\n<p>Here’s a list of dates for carnival celebrations in the EC 2018\n<br>\n<br></p>\n<table>\n<tr>\n<th>Country </th><th>Duration </th><th>\n</th></tr>\n<tr>\n<td>\nAntigua</td><td>    July 27- August 7 </td>\n</tr><tr>\n<td>Anguilla</td><td>   August 1- August 12</td>\n</tr><tr>\n<td>\nBarbados</td><td>   August 1- August 8</td>\n</tr><tr>\n<td>\nBVI (Virgin Gorda)</td><td> April 15-17</td>\n</tr><tr>\n<td>\nBVI (St. Thomas)</td><td>   April 25-30</td>\n</tr><tr>\n<td>\nBVI (Tortola)</td><td>  July 27- August 02</td>\n</tr><tr>\n<td>\nDominica</td><td>   February 12&amp;18 </td>\n</tr><tr>\n<td>\nGrenada </td><td> August 13 &amp; 14</td>\n</tr><tr>\n<td>\nMontserrat</td><td> Dec 20- Jan 1</td>\n</tr><tr>\n<td>\nSt. Kitts &amp; Nevis </td><td> January 6</td>\n</tr><tr>\n<td>\nSt. Lucia</td><td>  July 16</td>\n</tr><tr>\n<td>\nSt. Vincent &amp; the Grenadines</td><td>   June 29- July 10</td>\n</tr><tr>\n<td>\nTrinidad &amp; Tobago</td><td>  February 12-13</td>\n</tr>\n</table>','2021-05-26 00:00:00',1,'2021-05-26 07:38:27','2021-05-26 10:04:21',NULL),(3,4,'RELAX and enjoy in serenity of sailing the Caribbean Sea','relax-and-enjoy-serenity-sailing-caribbean-sea','','**Calling all pirates to the Caribbean!**  \r\nThere is something for everyone, not forgetting the invigorating breezes, blue waters, and all that nature offers you. A little rum punch on the deck anyone?  Or a beer at the beach bar when you anchor? Options are endless… from sailing on your own, socializing with new friends in flotillas, chartering a yacht or catamaran, for groups, families and individuals be it solo adventuring or all-inclusive luxury.  Come sail anytime, winter or summer, or at special regattas. \r\n\r\nNew to sailing, no problem - then why not make it a sailing school vacation and tick it off you’re your bucket list.  \r\n\r\nStart dreaming, we plan… you sail! \r\n\r\nHere are a few ideas to have a sea-faring good time:\r\n\r\n![](/storage/app/media/woman-cap.jpg)\r\n\r\nThere’s nothing quite like sailing in the stunning waters of the Grenadines. St Vincent and the Grenadines offer 32 islands to hop to, including better-known celebrity escape Mustique, Union Island and Bequia. Not mention the nearby Tobago Keys, and, of course, you can also visit Grenada and Carriacou.\r\n\r\n![](/storage/app/media/guys-jumping.jpg)\r\n \r\nSail the British Virgin Islands with easy, deep-water sailing between the sixty stunning islands of the archipelago.\r\n\r\n![](/storage/app/media/boat.jpg)\r\n \r\nUnspoilt, romantic, welcoming; St. Lucia offers the perfect escape. Visit nearby islands such as of St. Vincent, Bequia, Mustique, Mayreau, and Tobago Cays – some of the finest sailing grounds in the Caribbean. From the lush, volcanic heights of St Vincent, to the underwater playground of the world-famous Tobago Cays, the opportunities for adventure and discovery are unrivaled.\r\n\r\n![](/storage/app/media/antigua.jpg)\r\n\r\n Antigua, enjoy its 365 beaches, then start hopping to nearby Barbuda, or head to untouched Montserrat or charming St Kitts and Nevis.\r\n\r\nAntigua is a yachting mecca where warm steady trade winds make perfect sailing conditions. Thousands flock on the island to enjoy its idyllic beaches, party atmosphere and the non-stop social scene of Antigua Race Week year after year.','<p><strong>Calling all pirates to the Caribbean!</strong><br />\nThere is something for everyone, not forgetting the invigorating breezes, blue waters, and all that nature offers you. A little rum punch on the deck anyone?  Or a beer at the beach bar when you anchor? Options are endless… from sailing on your own, socializing with new friends in flotillas, chartering a yacht or catamaran, for groups, families and individuals be it solo adventuring or all-inclusive luxury.  Come sail anytime, winter or summer, or at special regattas. </p>\n<p>New to sailing, no problem - then why not make it a sailing school vacation and tick it off you’re your bucket list.  </p>\n<p>Start dreaming, we plan… you sail! </p>\n<p>Here are a few ideas to have a sea-faring good time:</p>\n<p><img src=\"/storage/app/media/woman-cap.jpg\" alt=\"\" /></p>\n<p>There’s nothing quite like sailing in the stunning waters of the Grenadines. St Vincent and the Grenadines offer 32 islands to hop to, including better-known celebrity escape Mustique, Union Island and Bequia. Not mention the nearby Tobago Keys, and, of course, you can also visit Grenada and Carriacou.</p>\n<p><img src=\"/storage/app/media/guys-jumping.jpg\" alt=\"\" /></p>\n<p>Sail the British Virgin Islands with easy, deep-water sailing between the sixty stunning islands of the archipelago.</p>\n<p><img src=\"/storage/app/media/boat.jpg\" alt=\"\" /></p>\n<p>Unspoilt, romantic, welcoming; St. Lucia offers the perfect escape. Visit nearby islands such as of St. Vincent, Bequia, Mustique, Mayreau, and Tobago Cays – some of the finest sailing grounds in the Caribbean. From the lush, volcanic heights of St Vincent, to the underwater playground of the world-famous Tobago Cays, the opportunities for adventure and discovery are unrivaled.</p>\n<p><img src=\"/storage/app/media/antigua.jpg\" alt=\"\" /></p>\n<p>Antigua, enjoy its 365 beaches, then start hopping to nearby Barbuda, or head to untouched Montserrat or charming St Kitts and Nevis.</p>\n<p>Antigua is a yachting mecca where warm steady trade winds make perfect sailing conditions. Thousands flock on the island to enjoy its idyllic beaches, party atmosphere and the non-stop social scene of Antigua Race Week year after year.</p>','2021-05-26 00:00:00',1,'2021-05-26 08:08:09','2021-05-26 08:08:44',NULL),(4,4,'Enjoy the Music and splendors of \"playin ah mas\"','enjoy-music-and-splendors-playin-ah-mas','','**Music in the Eastern Caribbean!** \r\n\r\nYes! The Caribbean is known for the world’s most diverse genres of music and music festivals.  Let’s begin with the renowned Jazz & Arts Festival in St. Lucia, this event has featured some of the world’s top jazz artistes and R&B musicians.  Then we have the very popular World Creole Music Festival of Dominica that showcases sounds of Zouk, Cadence-calypso, and Bouyon among others.  AND, not forgetting St. Kitts Music Festival that features a mix of R&B, Soca, Reggae and Hip Hop.  Finally, there is the much talked about Blues Festival in Grenada.  What say you? Carnival?  Well every island has a unique Carnival of their own from Vincy Mas, in St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Jab –Jab in Grenada, Crop over in Barbados to the world re-known Trinidad’s Carnival.  Steelpan, soca and calypso! Come hear and experience for yourself. Something for everyone!\r\n\r\nMusic is the heart beat of the Caribbean!\r\n\r\nWe Plan … You play','<p><strong>Music in the Eastern Caribbean!</strong> </p>\n<p>Yes! The Caribbean is known for the world’s most diverse genres of music and music festivals.  Let’s begin with the renowned Jazz &amp; Arts Festival in St. Lucia, this event has featured some of the world’s top jazz artistes and R&amp;B musicians.  Then we have the very popular World Creole Music Festival of Dominica that showcases sounds of Zouk, Cadence-calypso, and Bouyon among others.  AND, not forgetting St. Kitts Music Festival that features a mix of R&amp;B, Soca, Reggae and Hip Hop.  Finally, there is the much talked about Blues Festival in Grenada.  What say you? Carnival?  Well every island has a unique Carnival of their own from Vincy Mas, in St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Jab –Jab in Grenada, Crop over in Barbados to the world re-known Trinidad’s Carnival.  Steelpan, soca and calypso! Come hear and experience for yourself. Something for everyone!</p>\n<p>Music is the heart beat of the Caribbean!</p>\n<p>We Plan … You play</p>','2021-05-26 00:00:00',1,'2021-05-26 08:15:09','2021-05-26 08:15:32',NULL),(5,4,'DISCOVER the gifts of nature','discover-gifts-nature','','Immerse yourself in natures true gifts and take an adventure you\'ll never forget! ... \r\n\r\nTake trip to an unspoilt exotic island and get out and discover. \r\n\r\nWe Plan … You Discover\r\n\r\nHere are a few ideas: \r\n\r\n**Hike Boiling Lae**\r\n\r\nWho knew Dominica, in the Eastern Caribbean, was home to the second largest hot spring in the world? Specifically, the Boiling Lake, a flooded fumarole (that’s a hole in a volcanic area) stands high up in the volcanic island’s Morne Trois Pitons National Park. A rugged 8-mile path to the hot spring begins in the village of Laudat and extends into the Valley of Desolation, a once forested area where steam vents, hot springs, mud pots and sulphur vents now bubble up from the ground. A guide is recommended for the treacherous 7- to 8-hour trek.\r\n\r\n**Bike Tinker\'s Trail**\r\n\r\nWithin Anse Mamin, a 600-acre plantation on St. Lucia, is a 12-mile bike trail. David \"Tinker\" Juarez, a 2-time U.S. Olympic biker, helped design the world-class mountain bike adventure trail, which includes switchbacks and ridges on the way up a 900-foot peak on the island. At the top, celebrate by ringing Tinker\'s Bell and take in the 360-degree view of St. Lucia’s many mountains. Trails are marked by difficulty and trained instructors are available to help riders of all levels.\r\n\r\n**Kitesurf in Barbados**\r\n\r\nKitesurfers have discovered what wave surfers have long known: Surf’s up in Barbados. Best time to visit is between December and June, when the big breaks coincide with the best winds. The island’s south coast is the main kiting spot; the easterly trade winds guarantee a consistent breeze year-round. At Silver Rock Beach, beginners can get up to speed on the glassy waters inside the island’s barrier reef system, while experienced kiters can catch surf breaks outside the reef.\r\n\r\n**Eco – Dive in Grenada**\r\n\r\nIn the leeward west coast of Grenada discover the main dive sites Molinere Beauséjour Marine Protected Area (MBMPA). These sites include the National Geographic acclaimed Wonder of the World – the world’s first Underwater Sculpture Park – and neighboring reefs such as Flamingo Bay, Happy Valley, Dragon Bay and Grand Mal.  \r\n\r\n**Whale Watching in St. Vincent**\r\n\r\nHave you ever seen a whale diving, or a pod of dolphins skimming across azure seas? Now is your chance. It\'s a magical lifetime experience you will never forget. Come and watch them with us. Several species of whale have been recorded in the waters of St. Vincent & The Grenadines, including humpback whales, sperm whales and pilot whales.\r\n\r\nThe best time to see them is usually between the months of December to April though it is possible to encounter them all year round.','<p>Immerse yourself in natures true gifts and take an adventure you\'ll never forget! ... </p>\n<p>Take trip to an unspoilt exotic island and get out and discover. </p>\n<p>We Plan … You Discover</p>\n<p>Here are a few ideas: </p>\n<p><strong>Hike Boiling Lae</strong></p>\n<p>Who knew Dominica, in the Eastern Caribbean, was home to the second largest hot spring in the world? Specifically, the Boiling Lake, a flooded fumarole (that’s a hole in a volcanic area) stands high up in the volcanic island’s Morne Trois Pitons National Park. A rugged 8-mile path to the hot spring begins in the village of Laudat and extends into the Valley of Desolation, a once forested area where steam vents, hot springs, mud pots and sulphur vents now bubble up from the ground. A guide is recommended for the treacherous 7- to 8-hour trek.</p>\n<p><strong>Bike Tinker\'s Trail</strong></p>\n<p>Within Anse Mamin, a 600-acre plantation on St. Lucia, is a 12-mile bike trail. David &quot;Tinker&quot; Juarez, a 2-time U.S. Olympic biker, helped design the world-class mountain bike adventure trail, which includes switchbacks and ridges on the way up a 900-foot peak on the island. At the top, celebrate by ringing Tinker\'s Bell and take in the 360-degree view of St. Lucia’s many mountains. Trails are marked by difficulty and trained instructors are available to help riders of all levels.</p>\n<p><strong>Kitesurf in Barbados</strong></p>\n<p>Kitesurfers have discovered what wave surfers have long known: Surf’s up in Barbados. Best time to visit is between December and June, when the big breaks coincide with the best winds. The island’s south coast is the main kiting spot; the easterly trade winds guarantee a consistent breeze year-round. At Silver Rock Beach, beginners can get up to speed on the glassy waters inside the island’s barrier reef system, while experienced kiters can catch surf breaks outside the reef.</p>\n<p><strong>Eco – Dive in Grenada</strong></p>\n<p>In the leeward west coast of Grenada discover the main dive sites Molinere Beauséjour Marine Protected Area (MBMPA). These sites include the National Geographic acclaimed Wonder of the World – the world’s first Underwater Sculpture Park – and neighboring reefs such as Flamingo Bay, Happy Valley, Dragon Bay and Grand Mal.  </p>\n<p><strong>Whale Watching in St. Vincent</strong></p>\n<p>Have you ever seen a whale diving, or a pod of dolphins skimming across azure seas? Now is your chance. It\'s a magical lifetime experience you will never forget. Come and watch them with us. Several species of whale have been recorded in the waters of St. Vincent &amp; The Grenadines, including humpback whales, sperm whales and pilot whales.</p>\n<p>The best time to see them is usually between the months of December to April though it is possible to encounter them all year round.</p>','2021-05-26 00:00:00',1,'2021-05-26 08:16:42','2021-05-26 08:16:53',NULL),(6,4,'DISCOVER the culinary treats of rum and spices','discover-culinary-treats-rum-and-spices','','Have you ever wondered what ingredients or which combination of spices created the marvelous aromas and flavors of Caribbean delights? What influenced these culinary masterpieces and how can I create them myself? And let’s not even start on the history Rum which was 1st distilled in the Eastern Caribbean.\r\n\r\nOur Culinary excursions will include a hands- on- cooking class, visits to the local farmers market, rum distillery tour, boat cruises, beach picnics, Kayaking tour, Horse back riding, dining at local restaurant, spa treatments, and local shopping. With enough time for fun and relaxation on the beach and beyond.\r\n\r\nHere are a few ideas:\r\n\r\n**Antigua**\r\n\r\nVisit Antigua and discover its unique Culinary repertoire through a deep-sea fishing cruise, cooking class, farmers market tour, tropical mixology class, spa treatments and local island excursions.\r\n\r\nThe Island of Antigua has culinary influences from the Spanish, French and the English. You will enjoy dishes such as the Pepper Pot, Curried Conch, Seasoned Rice, Snapper in Banana leaves, and our famous Antigua Black Pineapple pie.\r\n\r\nAntigua is famous for its world renowned English Harbor five-year rum which received a gold medal award in the 2005 World Spirit competition held in San Francisco. Ranking it as one of the best tasting Rum in the world.\r\n\r\n**Barbados**\r\n\r\nBarbados is also famous for its flying fish( hirundicty affins) a glistering silver like fish that glides out of the sea swells with outstretched wings, in the awaiting nets of the local fishermen. Flying fish is prepared in various ways from flying fish pate, to fried flying fish served with bajan cou cou a cornmeal and okra mixture a native staple of Barbados and some of the other Islands\r\n\r\n**Dominica**\r\n\r\nDue to Dominica’s rich volcanic soil it is an island that is covered with natural edible foods, from mangoes in various shapes and sizes, bananas, plantain, breadfruit, citrus fruits, avocados and coconuts. The forests and rivers still provide wild meats, river fish, and crustaceans, that are no longer found on more of the developed islands.These all come together to create the island local cuisine with dishes, such as Dominican Frog leg’s, Stuffed crab back’s,Creole crayfish, and Titira Ackra. Expect to have have your taste buds truly satisfied with it’s scrumptious cuisine.','<p>Have you ever wondered what ingredients or which combination of spices created the marvelous aromas and flavors of Caribbean delights? What influenced these culinary masterpieces and how can I create them myself? And let’s not even start on the history Rum which was 1st distilled in the Eastern Caribbean.</p>\n<p>Our Culinary excursions will include a hands- on- cooking class, visits to the local farmers market, rum distillery tour, boat cruises, beach picnics, Kayaking tour, Horse back riding, dining at local restaurant, spa treatments, and local shopping. With enough time for fun and relaxation on the beach and beyond.</p>\n<p>Here are a few ideas:</p>\n<p><strong>Antigua</strong></p>\n<p>Visit Antigua and discover its unique Culinary repertoire through a deep-sea fishing cruise, cooking class, farmers market tour, tropical mixology class, spa treatments and local island excursions.</p>\n<p>The Island of Antigua has culinary influences from the Spanish, French and the English. You will enjoy dishes such as the Pepper Pot, Curried Conch, Seasoned Rice, Snapper in Banana leaves, and our famous Antigua Black Pineapple pie.</p>\n<p>Antigua is famous for its world renowned English Harbor five-year rum which received a gold medal award in the 2005 World Spirit competition held in San Francisco. Ranking it as one of the best tasting Rum in the world.</p>\n<p><strong>Barbados</strong></p>\n<p>Barbados is also famous for its flying fish( hirundicty affins) a glistering silver like fish that glides out of the sea swells with outstretched wings, in the awaiting nets of the local fishermen. Flying fish is prepared in various ways from flying fish pate, to fried flying fish served with bajan cou cou a cornmeal and okra mixture a native staple of Barbados and some of the other Islands</p>\n<p><strong>Dominica</strong></p>\n<p>Due to Dominica’s rich volcanic soil it is an island that is covered with natural edible foods, from mangoes in various shapes and sizes, bananas, plantain, breadfruit, citrus fruits, avocados and coconuts. The forests and rivers still provide wild meats, river fish, and crustaceans, that are no longer found on more of the developed islands.These all come together to create the island local cuisine with dishes, such as Dominican Frog leg’s, Stuffed crab back’s,Creole crayfish, and Titira Ackra. Expect to have have your taste buds truly satisfied with it’s scrumptious cuisine.</p>','2021-05-26 00:00:00',1,'2021-05-26 08:17:41','2021-05-26 08:17:52',NULL),(7,4,'Discover the Eastern Caribbean','discover-eastern-caribbean','','Sorry friends, I know that it is freezing cold for some of you; but guess what! The Caribbean is hot, hot, hot!  and open!  What about that long wished-for trip to the sunshine? Some R&R, some swimming, diving, music and dancing, and even a little hiking?  Get a map, close your eyes and point.  Then call contact Eastern Caribbean Breeze to plan you next memorable experience.\r\nwe PLAN… you PLAY! http://www.easterncaribbeanbreeze.com/index.php/discover','<p>Sorry friends, I know that it is freezing cold for some of you; but guess what! The Caribbean is hot, hot, hot!  and open!  What about that long wished-for trip to the sunshine? Some R&amp;R, some swimming, diving, music and dancing, and even a little hiking?  Get a map, close your eyes and point.  Then call contact Eastern Caribbean Breeze to plan you next memorable experience.\nwe PLAN… you PLAY! <a href=\"http://www.easterncaribbeanbreeze.com/index.php/discover\">http://www.easterncaribbeanbreeze.com/index.php/discover</a></p>','2021-05-26 00:00:00',1,'2021-05-26 08:43:51','2021-05-26 08:44:12',NULL),(8,4,'Discover the underwater sculptures in Grenada','discover-underwater-sculptures-grenada','','A new year of new discoveries. Discover the underwater sculptures in Grenada created by Jason deCaires Taylor. In 2006 Jason created the world’s first underwater sculpture park in his home country of Grenada, West Indies. His underwater sculptures are set in areas where the coral reefs have been destroyed. The structures develop into artificial reefs that offer human viewers and reef animals alike an ever-changing experience as different animals visit them, the light changes, the sands shift, and the coral grows.\r\n\r\nListed as one of the Top 25 Wonders of the World by National Geographic It’s an astonishing site not to be missed.\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n![](/storage/app/media/grenada1.jpg)\r\n\r\n\r\n![](/storage/app/media/grenada2.jpg)\r\n\r\n\r\n![](/storage/app/media/grenada3.jpg)','<p>A new year of new discoveries. Discover the underwater sculptures in Grenada created by Jason deCaires Taylor. In 2006 Jason created the world’s first underwater sculpture park in his home country of Grenada, West Indies. His underwater sculptures are set in areas where the coral reefs have been destroyed. The structures develop into artificial reefs that offer human viewers and reef animals alike an ever-changing experience as different animals visit them, the light changes, the sands shift, and the coral grows.</p>\n<p>Listed as one of the Top 25 Wonders of the World by National Geographic It’s an astonishing site not to be missed.</p>\n<p><img src=\"/storage/app/media/grenada1.jpg\" alt=\"\" /></p>\n<p><img src=\"/storage/app/media/grenada2.jpg\" alt=\"\" /></p>\n<p><img src=\"/storage/app/media/grenada3.jpg\" alt=\"\" /></p>','2021-05-26 00:00:00',1,'2021-05-26 08:48:37','2021-05-26 08:48:48',NULL),(9,4,'The Caribbean','caribbean','','The Caribbean is about beaches and sun BUT we are so much more.\r\n\r\nMore importantly, the Caribbean is a UNIQUE experience. Would you say that Florida and Mexico are the same because of their resorts with beaches? Would you say that all of the states in the USA are the same?  I think not.  Then please take another look. We are similar, yes, because of generalities such as hilly, mountainous, sunny, small and volcanic, but each has its own individuality.  Neither is it only Jamaica, Barbados or even Cuba!  \r\n\r\n![](/storage/app/media/carr1.jpg)\r\n\r\nThe Caribbean is an archipelago of a myriad of islands of varied sizes placed in the Caribbean Sea in a ‘C’ curve starting south of Florida to the north of Venezuela.  There are varying levels of hiking through high mountainous volcanic terrain to lower level hillsides and plateaus. There are different hues of white sand, pink sand and glorious sparkling black sand. \r\n\r\nThe diving in these Islands varies from awesome in some of the more northern islands to breath-taking in the more southern coral reefs amid underground sculptures.  The sailing is reportedly the best in the world by renowned sailors who visit our regattas year after year; and the fishing supplies the best seafood found in all of our restaurants \r\n\r\nAt this time, we are happy to report that tourism is open for most of our Islands. Unfortunately, Dominica would be down for an unspecified time as they struggle to recover from wicked Irma’s devastating blow.  St. Martin would be up and ready by spring, but we would keep you posted as to their progress.  \r\n\r\n![](/storage/app/media/carr2.jpg)\r\n\r\nComing to the Caribbean requires a willingness to want to take a pause in your busy life, to want to unwind and relax.  This is not to say that there is nothing to do.  We cater to all of your whims, and there is something for everyone in the various Islands.  In other words, you have to make us an annual item on your wish list. \r\n\r\nIn an attempt to highlight all of the islands, we will be featuring each island separately over the next few weeks.  I hope that you take this trip with us.\r\n\r\n![](/storage/app/media/carr3.jpg)','<p>The Caribbean is about beaches and sun BUT we are so much more.</p>\n<p>More importantly, the Caribbean is a UNIQUE experience. Would you say that Florida and Mexico are the same because of their resorts with beaches? Would you say that all of the states in the USA are the same?  I think not.  Then please take another look. We are similar, yes, because of generalities such as hilly, mountainous, sunny, small and volcanic, but each has its own individuality.  Neither is it only Jamaica, Barbados or even Cuba!  </p>\n<p><img src=\"/storage/app/media/carr1.jpg\" alt=\"\" /></p>\n<p>The Caribbean is an archipelago of a myriad of islands of varied sizes placed in the Caribbean Sea in a ‘C’ curve starting south of Florida to the north of Venezuela.  There are varying levels of hiking through high mountainous volcanic terrain to lower level hillsides and plateaus. There are different hues of white sand, pink sand and glorious sparkling black sand. </p>\n<p>The diving in these Islands varies from awesome in some of the more northern islands to breath-taking in the more southern coral reefs amid underground sculptures.  The sailing is reportedly the best in the world by renowned sailors who visit our regattas year after year; and the fishing supplies the best seafood found in all of our restaurants </p>\n<p>At this time, we are happy to report that tourism is open for most of our Islands. Unfortunately, Dominica would be down for an unspecified time as they struggle to recover from wicked Irma’s devastating blow.  St. Martin would be up and ready by spring, but we would keep you posted as to their progress.  </p>\n<p><img src=\"/storage/app/media/carr2.jpg\" alt=\"\" /></p>\n<p>Coming to the Caribbean requires a willingness to want to take a pause in your busy life, to want to unwind and relax.  This is not to say that there is nothing to do.  We cater to all of your whims, and there is something for everyone in the various Islands.  In other words, you have to make us an annual item on your wish list. </p>\n<p>In an attempt to highlight all of the islands, we will be featuring each island separately over the next few weeks.  I hope that you take this trip with us.</p>\n<p><img src=\"/storage/app/media/carr3.jpg\" alt=\"\" /></p>','2021-05-26 00:00:00',1,'2021-05-26 08:53:05','2021-05-26 13:02:45',NULL);

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South Caribbean archipelago comprising of the main Island St. Vincent, plus a chain of 32 smaller islands that include star-studded Mustique, Union, Bequia, Canouan, Palm Island, Mayreau, Petit St. Vincent &nbsp;and many other smaller islets (approx. 600) all of which make up The Grenadines that stretch between St. Vincent and Grenada; as well as &nbsp;home of the famous Tobago Cays known for its diverse ecosystems of undersea life.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Capital: Kingstown</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Language: English&nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Population: 110, 000 &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>&nbsp;Eventually however, control passed back and forth between the French and the English with ongoing rebellion and &nbsp;fierce resistance from the Carib Indians until 1783 when it was ceded to the latter in a treaty. &nbsp;Still the Garifuna Indians (a mix of Western African slaves and Indians, led by Joseph Chattoyer, continued to fight their captors until they were defeated 12 or 13 years later and the survivors were shipped off to Baliceaux (a small island off Bequia) &nbsp;and to islands in the Gulf of Honduras. &nbsp;Today there remains a small community of Indians who live on &nbsp;the eastern coast of St. Vincent in Owia and Sandy Bay. &nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Meanwhile plantations producing coffee, indigo, tobacco, cotton and cocoa flourished until full emancipation was declared in the UK. 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Unprepared and untrained to undertake the responsibilities on hand the economy began to falter, and was further destroyed by 2 disastrous volcano eruptions less than 100 years apart. &nbsp;After much struggle and strife the Island gained full independence in Oct. 1979. &nbsp; Today an international airport has been &nbsp;built with the promise to &nbsp;improve the budding tourism trade.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Almost 42 years to the day La Soufriere erupted again resulting in great destruction to the north and eastern coastal lying areas, including all of the agricultural farmlands. &nbsp;Approximately 20,000 persons had to be evacuated, but fortunately there was no loss of life. &nbsp;One again the Island finds itself in a state of recovery and reconstruction. &nbsp;</p>','[{\"label\":\"Beaches\",\"content\":\"<p>20+<\\/p>\\r\\n\"}]','','','[{\"activity_card\":\"\",\"title\":\"Scuba-Diving & Snorkeling\",\"short_description\":\"\",\"description\":\"\"},{\"activity_card\":\"\",\"title\":\"Critter diving Capital of the Caribbean\",\"short_description\":\"\",\"description\":\"\"},{\"activity_card\":\"\",\"title\":\"Golden, black and white sand beaches throughout\",\"short_description\":\"\",\"description\":\"\"},{\"activity_card\":\"\",\"title\":\"Sailing in the Grenadines and Tobago Keys\",\"short_description\":\"\",\"description\":\"\"},{\"activity_card\":\"\",\"title\":\"Botanical Gardens (oldest in western region)\",\"short_description\":\"\",\"description\":\"\"}]','','[]','[]','','[]','[{\"q\":\"How To Get There? \",\"a\":\"St. Vincent and the Grenadines has an international airport (Argyle International Airport - AIA).  \\r\\nMajor airlines from USA Canada and UK fly directly to AIA on weekly schedules in season.  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For more information, contact the St. Lucia Tourist Board, Tel.758-452-4094.\\r\\n\\r\\nhttp:\\/\\/www.visailing.com\\/articles\\/married-in-Caribbean\\/married-in-Caribbean\"},{\"q\":\"What Are The Healthcare Options?\",\"a\":\"There are 36 health and wellness centres  plus 3 public hospitals:  \\r\\nthe  main Victoria Hospital\\r\\n1 psychiatric hospital in Castries (Mental Wellness Centre) and   \\r\\nSt Jude Hospital in Vieux Fort (a Charity Hospital).\\r\\n\\r\\nThee is also a 30 bed  privately run hospital called Tapion Hospital located minutes from the capital.\"},{\"q\":\"Other Useful  Facts\",\"a\":\"Water: safe to drink\\r\\n\\r\\nElectricity: St. Lucia runs on 220-230 volts AC 950 cycles) so visitors must bring an adapter and\\/or transformer for US appliances.\\r\\n\\r\\nTelecommunications: Good. Serviced by DIGICEL and FLOW. Prepaid phone cards can be purchased island-wide from either provider. Many card and coin public phone boxes can be found around the Island. 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The national bird is the critically endangered Grenada dove.','<p>Grenada is a tristate country that includes Carriacou, Petite Martinique, plus many smaller nearby islands all governed by Grenada, (pronounced Gre-nay-da) the main Island and capital.&nbsp; Its nickname, ‘Spice Island’ is derived from that mixed spicy aroma that emanates from the very many nutmeg estates, where also can be found other spices such as cinnamon and clove.&nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Capital: Saint George\'s</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Language: English, English Creole, and French Creole</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Population: 111,454</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Already inhabited first by the Arawaks then the Caribs, Columbus anchored in 1498, followed by other Spanish sailors who subsequently renamed the Island Granada (from Columbus\' Concepcion\') due to its lush green forests. The name was changed by the French and again by the British resulting in the present name of Grenada (Gre-nay-da). The Caribs resisted colonization for approximately 150 years leaping to their death over a cliff rather than submitting to the French. The British finally won control from the French in 1783 under the Treaty of Versailles.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The very profitable sugar plantation trade cultivated by the British and worked by imported African slaves was threatened by Julian Fedon, a black planter, who instigated a slave rebellion that regained control of the Island in 1795, but was eventually retaken by the British until slavery was abolished in 1834. Grenada finally became independent in 1974. Alas that was not the end of their troubles as in 1983 a coalition of American and Eastern Caribbean States’ forged a military intervention as a \'rescue mission\' to end a 3 year coup attempt to make the Island a socialist/communist state.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>In spite of very damaging hurricanes and some unstable governing over the years since then, Grenada has continued to develop overall under its re-established democratic order, focusing on its vibrant tourism trade which today serves it well.</p>','[{\"label\":\"Beaches\",\"content\":\"<p>45+<\\/p>\\r\\n\"}]','','','[{\"activity_card\":\"\",\"title\":\"Famous beaches incl. mile long Grand Anse Beach\",\"short_description\":\"\",\"description\":\"\"},{\"activity_card\":\"\",\"title\":\"Grenada Spice Jazz Festival\",\"short_description\":\"\",\"description\":\"\"},{\"activity_card\":\"\",\"title\":\"Rum, cocoa and spices\",\"short_description\":\"\",\"description\":\"\"},{\"activity_card\":\"\",\"title\":\"Renowned Snorkeling and Diving\",\"short_description\":\"\",\"description\":\"\"},{\"activity_card\":\"\",\"title\":\"Jab-Jab (Carnival)\",\"short_description\":\"\",\"description\":\"\"},{\"activity_card\":\"\",\"title\":\"Sulphur springs, nature trails and waterfalls\",\"short_description\":\"\",\"description\":\"\"}]','','[]','[]','','[]','[{\"q\":\"How To Get There? \",\"a\":\"Grenada\'s international airport is called Maurice Bishop International Airport located on Point Salines at the most southwestern point of the Island. \\r\\n\\r\\nMany international airlines fly into Grenada and includes: \\r\\nJetBlue Airways operates a daily non-stop service from JFK, New York.\\r\\nAmerican Airlines operates a daily non-stop service from Miami.\\r\\nDelta Air Lines operates a weekly non-stop service from Atlanta\\r\\nCaribbean Airlines: Toronto connecting through Trinidad\\r\\nBritish Airways and Virgin Atlantic offer twice-weekly direct flights from London, Gatwick Airport.\\r\\nAir Canada Vacations operates a twice-weekly non-stop service from Toronto to Grenada.\\r\\nCondor operates a non-stop weekly flight from Frankfurt Germany to Grenada in the Winter season.\\r\\nSchedules are subject change from time to time.\\r\\n\\r\\nCruise:\\r\\nA modern purpose built terminal located close to the St. George\\u2019s Harbour caters for several cruise lines.\\r\\n\\r\\nIf you would like to visit our sister island, Carriacou, the SVG Air provides daily flights to and from Carriacou\'s Lauriston Airport.\\r\\n\\r\\nSailing: there area a variety of marinas where you can clerk immigration and customs as well as dock and purchase supplies.\\r\\n\\r\\nRegional:\\r\\nLIAT provides flights into Grenada from most Caribbean islands along with connections to international flights from Antigua, Barbados, St. Lucia and Trinidad.\\r\\nCaribbean Airlines offers flights between Grenada and Trinidad and many other Caribbean islands.\\r\\nSVG Air provides daily flights to and from Carriacou\\u2019s Lauriston Airport and to St.Vincent and the Grenadines.\\r\\n\\r\\n\"},{\"q\":\"CUISINE KNOWN FOR \",\"a\":\"National dish is \\\"oil down\\\", a robust one pot meal with salted meat, breadfruit, callaloo stewed in coconut milk with herbs and spices for flavour covered with dasheen leaves. Variations include dasheen, green banana and  sometimes  dumpling. Best enjoyed on the steps outside  or down by the river or beach.\"},{\"q\":\"Popular events\\/ festivals\",\"a\":\"Annual Grenada Sailing Festival\\r\\nCarriacou Carnival\\r\\nCarriacou Maroon & Music Festival\\r\\nCarriacou Parang Festival\\r\\nCarriacou Regatta\\r\\nGrenada Chocolate Festival\\r\\nGrenada Drum Festival\\r\\nGrenada Spicemas Festival\\r\\nSt. Mark\\u2019s Day Festival\\r\\nSpice Jazz Festival \\r\\n\"},{\"q\":\"What is our terrain like?\",\"a\":\"Grenada is the most mountainous of the three main islands. The highest point on the islands is Mount St. Catherine , 2,757-ft., while Mount Granby, Mount Lebanon and Mount Sinai each rise more than 2,000 feet above sea level. \\r\\nCarriacou has a similar mountainous terrain with slopes running down to the coasts.\\r\\nGrenada is very hilly and of volcanic origin as seen by its rich soil, with several small rivers and waterfalls that flow into the sea down the sides of the mountains. \\r\\nThe coastline contains several bays and inlets depicted along its southern coast by many thin peninsulas.            \\r\\nhttps:\\/\\/www.travelguide-en.org\\/Grenada-climate\\/\\r\\nhttps:\\/\\/traveltips.usatoday.com\\/landforms-grenada-50067.html\"},{\"q\":\"What is the climate like?\",\"a\":\"The island of Grenada has a wet tropical climate with average annual temperatures of 28\\u00b0C with a cool breeze. \\r\\nThe climate is often tempered by trade north-east winds. \\r\\nThere are two seasons that characterize the climate of the island, the humid and hot rainy season between June and December and the dry season between January and May.\\r\\n\\r\\n\"},{\"q\":\"What Are The Entry Requirements?\",\"a\":\"Basic requirements\\r\\nAll visitors must have  a valid passport for entry. \\r\\nA return airline ticket \\r\\nIf staying longer than stated on return ticket, a visa would be required, and\\/or proof that you have enough money to support yourself during your stay.\\r\\n\\r\\ninfo@puregrenada.com\"},{\"q\":\"What Are The Marriage Requirements?\",\"a\":\"It will take three days to obtain a wedding license in Grenada and requires:\\r\\n- The presentation of valid passports and birth certificates of both parties.\\r\\n- A deed poll is also required if either party has had a name change.\\r\\n- Proof of divorce or a death certificate is required if either party is divorced or was formerly married to a now-deceased spouse. \\r\\n- Proof of single status must be presented- i.e.. a letter from an attorney stating that both parties have the right to wed.\\r\\n- If either party is under the age of 21, written parental consent is required\\r\\n- No blood tests are required. \\r\\n- The license will cost $167.00 plus an additional $15.00.fees  \\r\\n. All documents must be written in or translated into English.\\r\\n\\r\\nhttp:\\/\\/www.visailing.com\\/articles\\/married-in-Caribbean\\/married-in-Caribbean\"},{\"q\":\"What Are The Healthcare Options?\",\"a\":\"Hospitals include:\\r\\nThe General Hospital located in the capital city of St. George. \\r\\nThe Princess Alice Hospital located in the northern parish of St. Andrew, and \\r\\nThe Princess Royal Hospital  located on  Carriacou. \\r\\n\\r\\nThere are also private clinics and doctors throughout the islands and includes: \\r\\nSt. Augustine\'s Medical Services (18 beds) that offer medical, surgical, emergency and maternity admissions.\\r\\nMarryshow\'s Hospital and Health Clinic that offers a full range of treatment options.\\r\\nCHS - Carriacou Health Services that provides many services including basic surgery.\\r\\n\\r\\n\"},{\"q\":\"Other Useful  Facts\",\"a\":\"Water: bottled water is available for purchase, but tap water is very safe to drink\\r\\n\\r\\nCurrency: hotels and car rental companies accept the major credit cards. \\r\\nTravellers cheques are accepted throughout the island.\\r\\n\\r\\nElectricity: The voltage on island is 220 volts \\u2013 50 cycles. Appliances rated at 110 volts (US Standard) normally work with a transformer. Most hotels provide dual voltage shaver units, but an adaptor plug is necessary for small appliances.\\r\\n\\r\\nTelecommunication: International calls can be made from most hotel rooms, but it is advised that you check with front desk first. \\r\\nMobile services are available from the current local network providers; LIME and DIGICEL.  There are also coin phones for local calls and card phones for both local and overseas calling.\"}]',1),(98,21,'barbados','Barbados','','','Barbados is an Island in the Lesser Antilles located east of St. Lucia and St. Vincent & The Grenadines and deemed to be by some \'an island with endless possibilities for a wonderful vacation\'.','<p>Barbados\' name, meaning \"the bearded ones,\" was derived from the bearded fig trees that were in abundance on the Island when it was discovered.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Barbados is the most easterly island in the Caribbean island chain, situated above South America, northeast of Venezuela and north of Guyana and east of St. Lucia and St. Vincent and The Grenadines. It is 21 mile x14 miles. The capital city “Bridgetown” &nbsp;was originally named ‘Indian Bridge” for the bridge that was constructed over the river or Carenage by the Indians.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Capital: Bridgetown</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Language: English</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Population: 286,368</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The Portuguese were the first to rediscover Barbados in the footsteps of the Arawaks and Caribs. &nbsp;In fact, Portuguese navigator Pedro a Campos is credited for naming the Island then, &nbsp;\"Los Barbados.\"&nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The Island was colonized by the English early in the 16th century and remains the oldest continuing parliamentary democracy outside England. &nbsp;Britain fought over 200 years to retain their governance and protect it from France during which time many forts were built, some of which still exist. &nbsp;Historical &nbsp;sites such as &nbsp;Gun Hill Station and The Garrison can still be visited today. The latter is an underground network of tunnels that were used by soldiers for easy access to the forts, as well as the gateway to the sea to dump slaves killed by their owners. &nbsp;The introduction of sugar cane by the Dutch in 1640 propelled Barbados into having one of the largest sugar industries in the world which became the country\'s main source of commercial income and was divided into large plantation estates worked by the slave brought in from Africa. Sugar cane growth for export was prolific &nbsp;so much so that there was scarcely any land allocated to agriculture resulting in most of their food being imported from New England. Many plantation grounds still remain throughout the Island, although Barbados\' economy mostly relies on tourism today.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>One year after the British took control the Jews who came then to Barbados built what is now the oldest Jewish synagogue in the western Hemisphere in 1628, still open to the public to visit.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The Barbadian cultural roots come out of the plantation slavery economy, coupled with the rich heritage of the West African slaves which is still evident today; &nbsp;and noted as well &nbsp;in the arts and social structure throughout the Island. A heavy accent is also heard &nbsp;in their spoken English spiced with actual snippets of words from West Africa referred to as \'pidgin English\' or simply \'bajan\'.&nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>And then there is the history of the Mount Gay Distillery which is home to one of the &nbsp;oldest rum distilleries in the world, open for you to visit and taste. &nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>','[{\"label\":\"Beaches\",\"content\":\"<p>61<\\/p>\\r\\n\"}]','','<p><img src=\"/storage/app/media/uploaded-files/0ca12722e82bf5d7b8bb66a3157e7ffc.jpg\" style=\"width: 569px;\" class=\"fr-fic fr-dib\" data-result=\"success\"></p>','[{\"activity_card\":\"\",\"title\":\"Bajan Pirates Floorshow & Dinner Cruise\",\"short_description\":\"\",\"description\":\"\"},{\"activity_card\":\"\",\"title\":\"Animal Flower Cave\",\"short_description\":\"\",\"description\":\"\"},{\"activity_card\":\"\",\"title\":\"JAMMIN\' cruises\",\"short_description\":\"\",\"description\":\"\"},{\"activity_card\":\"\",\"title\":\"Mount Gay Rum Tours\",\"short_description\":\"\",\"description\":\"\"},{\"activity_card\":\"\",\"title\":\"Atlantis Submarine\",\"short_description\":\"\",\"description\":\"\"},{\"activity_card\":\"\",\"title\":\"Harrison\'s Caves\",\"short_description\":\"\",\"description\":\"\"},{\"activity_card\":\"\",\"title\":\"Island Safari Tours\",\"short_description\":\"\",\"description\":\"\"},{\"activity_card\":\"\",\"title\":\"Harbour Lights- Beach extravaganza dinner show\",\"short_description\":\"\",\"description\":\"\"},{\"activity_card\":\"\",\"title\":\"Mojo Bar and Grill\",\"short_description\":\"\",\"description\":\"\"}]','<style>\r\n#gallery .gallery-image img{\r\nheight: 200px  !important;\r\n} \r\n.the-best-block{\r\n    margin-top: 0px;}\r\n</Style>','[]','[]','','','[{\"q\":\"How To Get There? \",\"a\":\"Many International and all regional  airlines fly in to Barbados\' Grantley Adams International Airport. Barbados is one of the main hubs in the Eastern Caribbean.\\r\\nTransfers from the airport to the south coast take 15-30 minutes, and to the west coast 40-60 minutes.\"},{\"q\":\"CUISINE KNOWN FOR \",\"a\":\"Barbados is known as \\u2018The Land of the Flying Fish\\u2019, so it seems apt that its national dish is \'flying fish with coucou\'. Versatile as well as delicious, this wonderful fish can be fried, steamed or pickled and it comes out tasting truly delicious every time. \\r\\n\\r\\nLooking for more quintessential Caribbean and Barbados treats? Try  a dish of pickled pork with spiced sweet potatoes which is known as Pudding and Souse. Don\'t forget to add a touch of Bajan Pepper sauce .\\r\\n\\r\\nIf you want to eat like a local then ask for the staple food of \\u2018Bakes\\u2019, which is also known as survival food. This is made up of just three ingredients \\u2013 sugar, water and flour, and other staple ingredients of the local cuisine include rice, vegetables, chicken and fish.\"},{\"q\":\"Popular events\\/ festivals\",\"a\":\"The Holetown Festival\\r\\nOstin\'s Fish Festival\\r\\nBarbados Reggae Festival\\r\\nBarbados Gospel fest \\r\\nBarbados Celtic Festival\\r\\nSol Rally Barbados\\r\\nBarbados Crop-Over Festival\\r\\nBarbados Jazz Excursion\\r\\nBarbados Food & Rum Festival\\r\\nBarbados Run\\r\\n\"},{\"q\":\"What is our terrain like?\",\"a\":\"Barbados is largely made up of coral formation, with a terrain that is generally flat, except for the Scotland district in the North-east where the terrain is hilly and rugged.\\r\\nIt is the only coral Island in the region with all white sand beaches\\r\\nhttps:\\/\\/www.investbarbados.org\\/profile_of_barbados.php\"},{\"q\":\"What is the climate like?\",\"a\":\"The  temperature in Barbados does not usually rise above the mid-80s F (about 30 \\u00b0C) or fall below the low 70s F (about 22 \\u00b0C).\\r\\nThere are two seasons: the dry season, from early December to May, and the wet season, which lasts for the rest of the year. \\r\\nAverage rainfall is about 60 inches (1,525 mm) annually but, despite the small size of the island rainfall varies, rising from the low-lying coastal areas to the high central district. \\r\\nBarbados experiences 8 to 9 hours of sunshine most days\\r\\nhttps:\\/\\/www.britannica.com\\/place\\/Barbados\\/Climate\"},{\"q\":\"What Are The Entry Requirements?\",\"a\":\"Basic requirements:\\r\\nA valid passport (3-6 months) is required for entry.\\r\\nA  return airline ticket and\\/or proof that you have enough money to support yourself during your stay\\r\\nIntended address in Barbados\\r\\nEntry visa (if required based on length of stay beyond ticket duration\\r\\nChildren under the age of 18 without a parent\\/guardian must have a letter of authorization from their parent\\/guardian\\r\\nhttps:\\/\\/immigration.gov.bb\\/pages\\/Visa_Requirements.asp\\r\\n\"},{\"q\":\"What Are The Marriage Requirements?\",\"a\":\"Getting married in Barbados is easy. \\r\\n- There is no waiting period or minimum length of stay. \\r\\n- Application for a marriage license must be made in person by both parties at the office of the Ministry of Home Affairs.\\r\\n- Documents required to apply for the license include a valid passport, original birth certificate or a certified copy, and the return  tickets for both parties.\\r\\n- If either party has been divorced, the original divorce decree or a certified copy must be presented.\\r\\n- Likewise, if either party is widowed, a certified copy of the previous marriage certificate and death certificate are required. \\r\\n- All documents not in English must be accompanied by a certified translation.\\r\\n- If neither party is a citizen or resident of Barbados, the fee is BDS$150.00 cash, with an additional $25.00 stamp fee.\\r\\n\\r\\nhttp:\\/\\/www.visailing.com\\/articles\\/married-in-Caribbean\\/married-in-Caribbean\"},{\"q\":\"What Are The Healthcare Options?\",\"a\":\"The HDI in 2013 placed Barbados 38th of 187 developing and developed countries globally.\\r\\n\\r\\nBarbados Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH) is the country\'s primary acute care medical facility. Affiliated with the University of the West Indies, Cave Hill Campus.\\r\\n\\r\\nSmaller and privately run Bayview Hospital offers specialty services including reconstructive surgery. Barbados  has the only Fertility Centre in the Caribbean.\\r\\nAlso available are the Sandy Crescent Medical Centre on the west coat and the FMH emergency Medical Clinic in St. Michael, both privately run medical clinics\\r\\n\\r\\nThere are other supporting Government run Polyclinics all over the Island providing medical treatment for minor and general health ailments.\\r\\n\\r\\nBest-dosSantos Public Health Lab - first in the Caribbean to acquire test kits and reagents for COVID-19 detection\\r\\n\\r\\nWith the growing interest in non-traditional treatment methods, there are also many alternative health practitioners all over the island offering services such as herbal medicine, life coaching and Reiki practice.\\r\\n\\r\\n\\r\\n\\r\\n\"},{\"q\":\"Other Useful  Facts\",\"a\":\"Water:  is good to drink \\r\\n\\r\\nUtilities: available 100% Island-wide\\r\\n\\r\\nTelecommunications: Good \\r\\n\\r\\nBarbados is easily accessible from most places in the world\\r\\n\\r\\nCurrency: Barbados Dollar  (1US$ = BDS$2.00 approximately\\r\\nMost credit cards are accepted in most hotels, restaurants and businesses:  Visa, Amex, Master Card, Diners Club, En Route, Eurocard and Barclaycard.\\r\\nSmaller restaurants and businesses operate on a cash-only basis.\\r\\n\\r\\nBanks - mostly British and Canadian Banks, with ABM\'s that will accept credit cards  but dispense only Barbados dollars. \\r\\n\\r\\nCustoms: 1 litre of potable spirits \\r\\n\\r\\n\\r\\n\\r\\n\"}]',1),(99,22,'dominica','Dominica','','','Dominica is a small  Island located in the Eastern Caribbean between the French islands of Martinique and Guadeloupe. It is the youngest island in the Caribbean chain and refers to itself as a vibrant tapestry of European and African cultures.','<p>\'Dominica lies 1,400 miles south of Miami, at latitude 15° north and longitude 61° west, is approximately 29 miles long and 16 miles at its widest point; (approx. &nbsp;289.5 sq. miles). Dominica is the dividing point of the Caribbean islands’ Windward Islands to the west and the Leeward islands to the east.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Capital: Roseau &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Language: English and Kweyol (mixture of French, English and a syntax borrowed for a variety of West African indigenous languages); also Kokoy which is a distinctive English dialect spoken in the north.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Population: 68,910&nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Dominica was the last of the Caribbean islands to be colonized by Europeans due chiefly to the fierce resistance of the native Caribs. The first inhabitants were the Ortoroids who came in from South America around 3100 and lasted until 400BC. The Caribs, who settled here in the 14th century, called the island Waitikubuli, which means ‘Tall is her Body.’ Christopher Columbus on arrival to this land, with &nbsp;captivity on his mind and less poetic flair ignored the Kalinago name and &nbsp;renamed the island after the day of the week on which he spotted it – a Sunday (‘Domenica’ in Italian) – on November 3, 1493. The Kalinago resisted the efforts of the Spanish to control them, but the British and French soon followed and claimed the Island. Because of the diseases brought by the Europeans plus the battles they raged on the Indians, the latter finally lost control and fled back to South America. The names of many villages reflect the mix of the Kalinago, French and English settlers.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Today there are still approximately 2000+ Kalinagos on the Island in northeast Dominca who inhabit the 3,700 acres of &nbsp;land given to them by Hesketh Bell in 1903 the British Administrator at the time. &nbsp;Some aspects of the traditional culture such as canoe building can still be seen. &nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>In 1978 Dominica attained its independence from Britain, followed by economic and political challenges. &nbsp;Banana brought great hope and some prosperity until the UK market removed the preferential access to all of the Caribbean. &nbsp;Today like most of the Caribbean Islands, Dominica relies heavily on tourism to drive economic growth, using its natural eco-system as a focus of development.&nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>','[{\"label\":\"Beaches\",\"content\":\"<p>10+<\\/p>\\r\\n\"}]','','','[{\"activity_card\":\"\",\"title\":\"Tropical Rainforest\",\"short_description\":\"\",\"description\":\"\"},{\"activity_card\":\"\",\"title\":\"Small Fumaroles (including one underwater)\",\"short_description\":\"\",\"description\":\"\"},{\"activity_card\":\"\",\"title\":\"Diving\",\"short_description\":\"\",\"description\":\"\"},{\"activity_card\":\"\",\"title\":\"Whale Watching\",\"short_description\":\"\",\"description\":\"\"},{\"activity_card\":\"\",\"title\":\"Crater Lakes and Waterfalls (including Emerald Pool)\",\"short_description\":\"\",\"description\":\"\"}]','','[]','[]','','[]','[{\"q\":\"How To Get There? \",\"a\":\"You can get to Dominica either by plane or sea ferry. The island has two airports, Douglas-Charles  formerly known as Melville Hall Airport in the north  approximately one (1) hour from the city; and Canefield airport in the South. Most persons would arrive at the former larger airport. Since these are not international airports, it is necessary to take a connecting flight from a nearby island such as Puerto Rico, Guadeloupe, Martinique, St. Martin and Antigua. \\r\\n\\r\\nDominica has recently acquired approval to build an international airport, construction to be started soon.\"},{\"q\":\"CUISINE KNOWN FOR \",\"a\":\"Popular meals include rice and peas, stew chicken, stew beef, fried and stew fish; many different types of hearty fish broths and soups which are packed full with dumplings, carrots and ground provisions.\"},{\"q\":\"Popular events\\/ festivals\",\"a\":\"Carnival\\r\\nDominica Festival of the Arts\\r\\nJazz n\\u2019 Creole\\r\\nCaribbean Endemic Bird Festival\\r\\nGiraudel-Eggleston Flower Show\\r\\nDive Fest\\r\\nWorld Creole Music Festival\"},{\"q\":\"What is the terrain like?\",\"a\":\"The majority of the island is covered by densely wooded mountains and rain-forest. The overall terrain is very steep, and extremely rugged. Dominica\'s beaches generally consist of shimmering black sand or rocks.\\r\\n\\r\\n\"},{\"q\":\"What is the climate like?\",\"a\":\"Dominica has a tropical climate,  with a relatively cool and dry season from January to mid-April and a hot, humid and rainy season from mid-June to mid-November. \\r\\nAverage annual temperature is 27 degrees C.\\r\\nThe  hot season is moderated by the northeast trade winds and heavy rainfall. Natural rainfall on the coast averages 1,780 mm, but in the rainforest it triples that amount.\\r\\n\\r\\n\"},{\"q\":\"What Are The Entry Requirements?\",\"a\":\"Basic requirements:\\r\\nA valid passport for entry or a Passport Card (for land or sea crossings only) to get back into home. \\r\\nA return airline ticket and\\/or proof that you have enough money to support yourself during your stay.\"},{\"q\":\"What Are The Marriage Requirements?\",\"a\":\"Because of the simplicity of getting married in Dominica, it is ideal for an impromptu tying of the knots.\\r\\n- One member of the couple is required to be in Dominica for a minimum of two days prior to filing an application for a marriage license.\\r\\n- Application forms are available from the Ministry of Community Development in Roseau.\\r\\n- For a non-resident marriage license, couples must present birth certificates and proof of citizenship.\\r\\n- In addition, if applicable, proof of a legal divorce decree or the death certificate of a deceased spouse must be presented.\\r\\n- No blood tests are required.\\r\\n- The cost of the marriage license is approximately $114.00.\\r\\n- There is also a lawyer\\u2019s fee of $190.00 for statuary declaration on marital status.\\r\\n- Marriages at the Registrar\\u2019s Office cost $10.00 and those held elsewhere cost $35.00\\r\\n\\r\\nFor more information, contact the Dominica Tourist Information Office. Tel. 767-448-2045.\\r\\nhttp:\\/\\/www.visailing.com\\/articles\\/married-in-Caribbean\\/married-in-Caribbean\"},{\"q\":\"What Are The Healthcare Options?\",\"a\":\"There are three public hospitals on the island:\\r\\nThe Marigot Hospital\\r\\nThe Portsmouth Hospital, and \\r\\nThe Premier Princess Margaret Hospital. \\r\\nIntensive care units are available at the Portsmouth Hospital and the Princess Margaret Hospital (PMH). \\r\\nSeveral specialists and general practitioners operate private clinics\\r\\n\"},{\"q\":\"Other Useful  Facts\",\"a\":\"Telecommunication:   Modern system with public phones in the city and in most communities. There are 3 major mobile service providers on the Island namely, Cable & Wireless, Digicel and Orange Cariabe. \\r\\n\\r\\nElectricity: Dominica uses 220\\/240 volts.  Transformers are required for American appliances.\\r\\n\\r\\nBanks: List of Banks include: \\r\\nDominica Agricultural Industrial & Development Bank\\r\\nThe Bank of Nova Scotia\\r\\nThe Eastern Caribbean Central Bank\\r\\nFirst Caribbean International Bank\\r\\nGriffon Bank\\r\\nNational Bank of Dominica\\r\\nRoyal Bank of Canada\\r\\n\\r\\nCredit Card: Most tourism related business, such as hotels, restaurants, tour operators, and car rental agencies accept Master Card, Visa and American Express credit cards, including traveler\'s cheques.\"}]',1),(100,23,'anguilla','Anguilla','','','Anguilla is a tiny Island located most northerly of the Leeward Islands tucked away in the Eastern Caribbean east of Jamaica.  It is known to be a quiet, peaceful island with miles of powdery soft  white sand beaches and scenic bays where many visit for s','<p>Anguilla, an island in the eastern Caribbean Sea, is a British overseas territory. It is one of the most northerly of the Leeward Islands in the Lesser Antilles, east of Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands, north of Saint Martin. The territory consists of the main island of Anguilla, approximately 16 miles (26 km) long by 3 miles (4.8 km) wide at its widest point, together with a number of much smaller islands and cays with no permanent population.&nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Capital: The Valley&nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Languages: English &amp; Creole &nbsp;(Anguillan)</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Population: 15,045</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Amerindians of South America discovered the Island 4000 years ago and called it \"Mailliouhana\" which meant arrow-shape sea serpent, and various tribes inhabited the Island for 400+ years. &nbsp;In 1650 The English settlers from St. Kitts colonized the Island and replaced the corn and tobacco planted by the Amerindians with sugar. They was overthrown by the French, and &nbsp;regained &nbsp;in 1666 &nbsp;under the Treaty of Breda, during which time Anguilla prospered for hundreds of years under British rule with African slaves being brought in from Central and West Africa. &nbsp;The colony was &nbsp;established as &nbsp;a slave depot in 1672. In the 1830\'s Britain recommended a union between St. Kitts/Nevis and Anguilla which eventually failed due to the resistance of the latter Island\'s freeholders. After two revolutions &nbsp;Anguilla was allowed to secede &nbsp;and became a an internally self-governing &nbsp;British overseas territory in 1980. Throughout all of this Anguilla was renamed from the Arawak name &nbsp;“Malliouhana” to “Anguilla” by the Europeans.&nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>More than 90% of Anguillan\'s residents are descendants of slaves transported from Western Africa, more recently mixed with Chinese, Indian and Mexican who were brought in as labourers for major tourist developments in 2006 and 2007. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Anguilla is a popular tax haven since there are no &nbsp;forms of direct taxation such as capital gains, estate, or profit taxes.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>','[{\"label\":\"Beaches\",\"content\":\"<p>30+<\\/p>\\r\\n\"}]','','','[{\"activity_card\":\"\",\"title\":\"Petroglyphs Coral\",\"short_description\":\"\",\"description\":\"\"},{\"activity_card\":\"\",\"title\":\"Reefs Hydroponic \",\"short_description\":\"\",\"description\":\"\"},{\"activity_card\":\"\",\"title\":\"Farm and Organic Gardens \",\"short_description\":\"\",\"description\":\"\"},{\"activity_card\":\"\",\"title\":\"Endangered Species Garden\",\"short_description\":\"\",\"description\":\"\"}]','','[]','[]','','[]','[{\"q\":\"How To Get There? \",\"a\":\"\"},{\"q\":\"CUISINE KNOWN FOR \",\"a\":\"\"},{\"q\":\"Popular events\\/ festivals\",\"a\":\"The Holetown Festival\\r\\nOstin\'s Fish Festival\\r\\nBarbados Reggae Festival\\r\\nBarbados Gospel fest \\r\\nBarbados Celtic Festival\\r\\nSol Rally Barbados\\r\\nBarbados Crop-Over Festival\\r\\nBarbados Jazz Excursion\\r\\nBarbados Food & Rum Festival\\r\\nBarbados Run\\r\\n\"},{\"q\":\"What is our terrain like?\",\"a\":\"Barbados is largely made up of coral formation, with a terrain that is generally flat, except for the Scotland district in the North-east, where the terrain is hilly and rugged.\\r\\nIt is the only coral Island in the region with all white sand beaches\\r\\nhttps:\\/\\/www.investbarbados.org\\/profile_of_barbados.php\"},{\"q\":\"What is the climate like?\",\"a\":\"The  temperature in Anguilla  does not usually rise above the mid-80s F (about 30 \\u00b0C) or fall below the low 70s F (about 22 \\u00b0C). \\r\\nThere are two seasons: the dry season, from early December to May, and the wet season, which lasts for the rest of the year. \\r\\nAverage rainfall is about 60 inches (1,525 mm) annually, but despite the small size of the island rainfall varies, rising from the low-lying coastal areas to the high central district. \\r\\nBarbados experiences 8 to 9 hours of sunshine most days\\r\\n\"},{\"q\":\"What Are The Entry Requirements?\",\"a\":\"A valid passport (3-6 months) is required for entry.\\r\\nA  return airline ticket and maybe  proof that you have enough money to support yourself during your stay\\r\\nIntended address in \\r\\nEntry visa (if required based on length of stay beyond ticket duration\\r\\nChildren under the age of 18 without a parent\\/guardian must have a letter of authorization from their parent\\/guardian\\r\\nhttps:\\/\\/immigration.gov.bb\\/pages\\/Visa_Requirements.asp\\r\\n\"},{\"q\":\"What Are The Marriage Requirements?\",\"a\":\"\"},{\"q\":\"What Are The Healthcare Options?\",\"a\":\"\"},{\"q\":\"Other Useful  Facts\",\"a\":\"Water: is potable; with bottled water available at most hotels and in convenience stores\\r\\n\\r\\nTransportation: there\'s no public transport; there are car rental services available, as well as hotel shuttle services\\r\\n\\r\\nThere are no shopping malls, casinos or high cruise hotels on the Island\\r\\n\\r\\nDeparture Tax:  US$20.00 payable on departure - cash only\\r\\n\\r\\nBanking: ATM\'s are available throughout the Island.\\r\\n\\r\\n\"}]',1),(101,24,'antigua-and-barbuda','Antigua and Barbuda','','','Antigua and Barbud, a twin-island country,  is positioned as the most southern of the Leeward Islands, with several smaller islands nearby many of which are uninhabited.  These islands are almost entirely surrounded by the Caribbean Sea.','<p>Antigua is a twin-island country with Antigua, (pronounced An-tee-ga, Spanish for \"ancient\") being the largest of the English speaking islands of 440 sq. kms., 108 sq. miles. &nbsp;Its twin Barbuda (Spanish for \"bearded\") is 62 sq. miles; also surrounded by several smaller islands. This country has nicknamed itslef ‘land of 365 beaches’ due to its many beaches. Barbuda was separated from Antigua by about 28 miles back in 10,000 BC when the sea levels of the world had risen considerably. The Islands are &nbsp;located where the Atlantic Ocean meets the Caribbean Sea in the middle of the Leeward Islands. The shorelines of both islands are greatly indented with beaches, lagoons, and natural harbours and are rimmed by reefs and shoals created by volcanic activity in the past.&nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Capital: St. John\'s &nbsp;with two dependencies namely, Barbuda and Radonda</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Language: English.&nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Population: 103,050 &nbsp;(Antigua\'s count is approximately 80,000+ with Barbuda being much less at close to 20,000)</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The flag of Antigua and Barbuda was created in 1997 and &nbsp;presents with &nbsp;colours that &nbsp;illustrate sun, sea and sand; Black for African heritage and rich soil; Blue - for hope; &nbsp;and the Yellow Sun that demonstrates a &nbsp;new era; &nbsp;its &nbsp;V shape &nbsp; with red incorporated reflects the blood of the many slaves who died &nbsp;working for the rich British and European planters.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Prior to European colonization, the lands encompassing present-day Antigua and Barbuda were inhabited by varied successive Amerindian societies who planted tobacco. &nbsp;The island &nbsp;was explored by Christopher Columbus in 1493 and named for the Church of Santa María La Antigua. It was later colonized by English settlers in 1632, until raided by the French in 1666. Barbuda island was first colonized in 1678. &nbsp;The Crown granted it to the Codrington family in 1685 who intended to use it as a save breeding colony. &nbsp;Somehow however, the imported slaves got to live self-reliantly in their own community. In 1784 Admiral Horatio Nelson used the bays to hide his fleet and set up Great Britain\'s most important Caribbean base. &nbsp;Due to the economic problems related to 2 hurricanes &nbsp;and the labour issues related to the emancipation of the slave trade &nbsp;in 1834 Barbuda reverted back to the Crown and &nbsp;eventually became a dependency of Antigua in the late 19th century. It was not until &nbsp;1958 &nbsp;that Antigua and Barbuda joined the West Indies Federation; and acquired full self-government &nbsp;of internal affairs as an associated state to the UK in 1967. Finally in Nov 1981 Antigua and Barbuda &nbsp;achieved independence. &nbsp;&nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Economically the country &nbsp;struggled with the decline of the sugar industry &nbsp;earlier introduced by the Europeans, until the development of tourism. &nbsp;Manufacturing plays a small role in the economy mostly of clothing and textiles and concrete blocks. &nbsp;Barbudans have traditionally been fishermen and subsistence farmers some of which is still done today.&nbsp;</p>','[{\"label\":\"Beaches\",\"content\":\"<p>365<\\/p>\\r\\n\"}]','','','[{\"activity_card\":\"\",\"title\":\"Half Moon Bay\",\"short_description\":\"\",\"description\":\"\"},{\"activity_card\":\"\",\"title\":\"Indian Town National Park\",\"short_description\":\"\",\"description\":\"\"},{\"activity_card\":\"\",\"title\":\"Dockyard National Park\",\"short_description\":\"\",\"description\":\"\"},{\"activity_card\":\"\",\"title\":\"Fig Tree Drive\",\"short_description\":\"\",\"description\":\"\"},{\"activity_card\":\"\",\"title\":\"17 Mile Beach Barbuda\",\"short_description\":\"\",\"description\":\"\"}]','','[]','[]','','[]','[{\"q\":\"How To Get There? \",\"a\":\"Antigua and Barbuda\'s main airport does not have its own national airline but many airlines do operate regular direct flights there. The international airport is V.C. Bird International Airport. British Airways (www.ba.com) and Virgin Atlantic (www.virgin-atlantic.com) fly from the UK. Delta (www.delta.com) American Airlines (www.aa.com) and United (www.united.com) fly from the USA.\"},{\"q\":\"CUISINE KNOWN FOR \",\"a\":\"National dish  of Antigua and Barbuda is  Fungee and Pepperpot.  Fungee is a dish similar to  Italian Polenta. Pepperpot is usually a hearty vegetable  stew but to which meat can be added.  \\r\\nButter bread is also a main staple of the Antiguan cuisine, a soft buttery loaf of bread that requires no butter to eat when baked.  \\r\\nAntigua is proud to claim their locally grown pineapple as one of the sweetest to be found.  \\r\\nDukuna,  another popular Antiguan dishes is a sweet steamed dumpling made from grated sweet potatoes, mixed with coconut, sugar, raisins and  flour and spices.  \"},{\"q\":\"Popular events\\/ festivals\",\"a\":\"ANYTIME\"},{\"q\":\"What is our terrain like?\",\"a\":\"Antigua\'s low lying terrain has been influenced more by limestone formations than volcanic activity.   The highest point is Mount Obama, the remnant of a volcanic crater rising 402 meters above ground. \\r\\nAn absence of forest distinguishes it from the other Leeward Islands. \\r\\nThere are no rivers and few springs. \\r\\nBarbuda is a coral island, flat and wooded with highlands rising to 143 feet at Lindsay Hill in the northeast. \\r\\nBarbuda receives less rainfall than Antigua. \"},{\"q\":\"What is the climate like?\",\"a\":\"Average year round temperature ranges from 75o F to 85oF (24 -29oC). \\r\\nSummer highs can reach 90oF (32oC).\"},{\"q\":\"What Are The Entry Requirements?\",\"a\":\"A valid passport  is required for entry,\\r\\nA return airline ticket and\\/or proof that you have enough money to support yourself during your stay.\\r\\n\\r\\n\\r\\nFor COVID-19 Protocol and Travel Advisory please see:  https:\\/\\/visitantiguabarbuda.com\\/travel-advisory\\/\"},{\"q\":\"What Are The Marriage Requirements?\",\"a\":\"Freedom to marry papers Pre-cana course 3-6 months advance notice required\"},{\"q\":\"What Are The Healthcare Options?\",\"a\":\"Principal Medical facility on Antigua is Holberton Hospital. \\r\\nA known private hospital is Adelin Medical Centre, as well as the  Belmont Health Care Center  located in St. John\'s Medical Centre\"},{\"q\":\"Other Useful  Facts\",\"a\":\"Water: safe to drink in Antigua.\\r\\n\\r\\nBanks:  usually open Monday to Thursday 8am to 2 pm and on Friday 8am to 4pm. International Banks include Scotiabank and Royal Bank of Canada.  ATM\'s dispense EC dollars only.\\r\\n\\r\\nCustoms: visitors are allowed to bring in 200 cigarettes or 50 cigars, 1 litre wine and 6 ounces of perfume.\\r\\n\\r\\nTelephone:  it is recommended to visitors  from the US to purchase a phone card at the airport that would allow  them  to connect to MCI and sprint. Otherwise LIME is responsible for international calls to and from Antigua. There are several on-island cellphone carries for local calls.\\r\\n\\r\\nReligion: The single largest denomination is Anglicanism, with large congregants of Seventh-Day Adventists, Pentecostals, Moravians and Methodists.\"}]',1),(102,25,'british-virgin-islands','British Virgin Islands','','','Literally referred to as BVI yet officially called the British Virgin Islands, these over 50 islands and cays lie east of Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands.   There are  4 main islands namely Tortola, Virgin Gorda, Jost Van Dyke and Anegada.','<p>British Virgin Islands is a small archipelago of 4 main islands. &nbsp;Its nearest neighbours are Bermuda to the north, Anguilla to the east, US Virgin Islands to the south and south-west &nbsp;and Puerto Rico to the west. &nbsp;Combined they are estimated to be 59 sq. miles.&nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Capital: Road Town, Tortola (largest Island) &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Language: &nbsp;English</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Population: 35,802&nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>British Virgin Islands or BVI as it is fondly known as, was originally inhabited by both Arawak and Carib Indians.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>They were settled by the Dutch in 1648 then taken over by the British in 1672 and granted autonomy and self-government status in 1967.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The economy is tourism driven and tied to the $US, in addition to its offshore financial trade.</p>','[{\"label\":\"Beaches\",\"content\":\"<p>54<\\/p>\\r\\n\"}]','','','[{\"activity_card\":\"\",\"title\":\"Scuba & Snorkeling\",\"short_description\":\"\",\"description\":\"\"},{\"activity_card\":\"\",\"title\":\"Horseshoe Reef\",\"short_description\":\"\",\"description\":\"\"},{\"activity_card\":\"\",\"title\":\"Swimming with the Dolphin\",\"short_description\":\"\",\"description\":\"\"},{\"activity_card\":\"\",\"title\":\"Surfing, Windsurfing & Kitesurfing\",\"short_description\":\"\",\"description\":\"\"}]','','[]','[]','','[]','[{\"q\":\"How To Get There? \",\"a\":\"There are no direct flights  to the Terrence B. Lettsome Airport from the United States, Canada, UK or Europe. Many visitors fly into Cyril E. King Airport (STT) on St. Thomas in the U.S. Virgin Islands and then ferry over.\\r\\n\\r\\nIf arriving by sea, ports of entry are Road town in Tortola, Great Harbour on Jost Van Dyke and St. Thomas Bay in Virgin Gorda.\\r\\n\\r\\nThe best way to get around the British Virgin Islands is on a boat. \"},{\"q\":\"CUISINE KNOWN FOR \",\"a\":\"Traditional food tends to be spicy and hearty. Many of the foods are imported due to an acquired taste for foreign foods. \\r\\nLocal farmers grow fruits and vegetables along with the rearing of animals. Their goods are sold in local open-air markets, while supermarkets tend to carry only imported foods.\\r\\nUpscale restaurants often cater to tourists, serving a combination of North American dishes with tropical twists as well as local cuisine. An example of this is the addition of mango and Caribbean spices to salmon, a non-tropical fish.\"},{\"q\":\"What is our terrain like?\",\"a\":\"The Islands\' terrain consists of coral islands, and is relatively flat. \\r\\nThe volcanic islands are steep with rolling hilly. \\r\\nIts lowest point is the Caribbean Sea and its highest point is Mount Sage at 521 meters (1,709 ft) above sea level.\\r\\n\"},{\"q\":\"Popular events\\/ festivals\",\"a\":\"BVI Spring Regatta & Sailing Festival\\r\\nSpanish Town Fisherman\\u2019s Jamboree\\r\\nBVI Music Festival\\r\\nWreck Week\\r\\nHiHo Windsurfing Competition\\r\\nBVI Summer Festival\"},{\"q\":\"What is the climate like?\",\"a\":\"The climate of the British Virgin Islands is sub-tropical, hot throughout the year, and also influenced by the trade winds, with a more pleasant period from December to March when the daily average temperature is around 24\\/25 \\u00b0C (75\\/77 \\u00b0F), and a hotter and sultry period from May to October, when the daily average is around 28 \\u00b0C (82 \\u00b0F).\\r\\nhttps:\\/\\/www.climatestotravel.com\\/climate\\/British-virgin-islands\"},{\"q\":\"What Are The Entry Requirements?\",\"a\":\"A valid passport for entry, a return airline ticket and\\/or proof that you have enough money to support yourself during your stay on applying for stay longer than 1 month.\\r\\nCountries requiring a visa to enter the BVI are listed here: https:\\/\\/www.bvitourism.com\\/visas\"},{\"q\":\"What Are The Marriage Requirements?\",\"a\":\"Getting married in the British Virgin Islands is not all that difficult and applications can be done online.  Requirements  on submission of application on arrival are as follows:\\r\\n- Allow yourself three days on the island to get the marriage license.\\r\\n- Applications require passports or a certified copy of your original birth certificate, and one  other form of photo identification.\\r\\n- If you have been divorced, you need legal proof of the divorce decree. Likewise, you will need the death certificate of a deceased spouse, if applicable\\r\\n- Two (2) persons must be present to act as witnesses and to sign the application  (not necessarily persons from wedding  party).\\r\\n- No blood tests are required\\r\\n-  $120.00 in BVI postage stamps for regular license if you have been on the Islands for 15 days or more\\r\\n- US$220 postage stamps purchased from the Registrar\'s Office or Post Office for a Special License in person and have been on the Island for at least one (1) day\\r\\n- $35.00 for Marriage Ceremony fees payable to the Registrar in Road Town if performed in the office or $100.00 if performed elsewhere. \\r\\n\\r\\nhttp:\\/\\/www.visailing.com\\/articles\\/married-in-Caribbean\\/married-in-Caribbean\"},{\"q\":\"What Are The Healthcare Options?\",\"a\":\"There is a single public hospital in the BVI - Peebles Hospital in Road Town on Tortola. \\r\\nThere is also one private hospital - the Bougainvillea Clinic.\\r\\nOn Anegada, Virgin Gorda and Jost Van Dyke there are day clinics to serve non-emergency needs of the residents.\\r\\n\\r\\n\"},{\"q\":\"Other Useful  Facts\",\"a\":\"Water: one can drink the water in BVI; bottled water is also available for purchase\\r\\n\\r\\nElectricity:  The standard voltage and frequency used is 110 V and frequency 60 Hz.  A step up converter  would be necessary for 220 V.\\r\\n\\r\\nCurrency: USD$\\r\\n\\r\\nBanking: Banco Popular and 1 First Bank both of Tortola , CIBC First Caribbean Bank (Canadian) and Scotiabank (Canada).\\r\\nThe  USD$  used by BVI  can be obtained at ATM\'s and banks throughout the Islands. Most businesses accept Cash, traveler\'s Cheques or Credit Cards.\\r\\n\\r\\nTelecommunication: Main provider is DIGICEL.  Many restaurants offer free WIFI to their customers. \"}]',1),(103,26,'vigin-islands-u-s','Vigin Islands U S','','','','','[]','','','[]','','[]','[]','','[]','[]',1),(104,27,'montserrat','Montserrat','','','Montserrat’s landscape is of mysterious and startling contrasts. Zoom in and discover the people, history and wildlife that make this island hum.','<p>Montserrat is an overseas territory of the United Kingdom. The pear-shaped island, part of the Lesser Antilles chain, is known as the “Emerald Isle of the Caribbean,” in part because of its formerly large population of people who originated from Ireland and the resemblance of its cliffs and shorelines to Ireland. It is 11 miles (18km) long and 7 miles (11 km) wide, with a narrow coastal plain. Its few beaches have mainly gray or brown sand because of their volcanic origins, with one white sand beach at Rendezvous Bay in the north.&nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Capital: Plymouth &amp; Brades &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Language: English&nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Population: 5,900</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Prior to the island being called \"Montserrat\", it was called \"Alliouaguana\" meaning \'land of the prickly bush\' coined by the Tainos c.500BCE. &nbsp;These Indians lived in village settlements and left their mark in the form of artifacts some of which can be found in the National Museum. &nbsp;In 1493 Christopher Columbus claimed the Island &nbsp;for Spain and in typical Columbus style renamed it &nbsp;\"Santa Maria de Montserrat\" after a monastery in Spain. &nbsp;It was later colonized by the British in 1632 and remains a British Overseas Territory up to today. The first settlers were mainly Irish Catholic indentured servants &nbsp;and many of the residents still practice some Irish traditions. They left their mark via the emblem of the Irish Shamrock and Erin (female figure with a harp and a cross) featured on the coat of arms on the Montserrat flag. &nbsp;During that time Africans were brought in as slaves and together they worked the sugar plantations as well as produced sea-island cotton and limes.&nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Montserrat is one of 14 UK Overseas Territories &nbsp;governed by a locally elected Premier and Parliament. The UK Government works with Montserrat’s Government to strengthen the island’s economic planning, emergency management, and security. As well, a British governor is appointed who lives on the island, and functions as an advisor on these matters. However, Montserrat still has her own passport and national song.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Move forward hundred of years from colonization, in 1995 the once dormant Soufriere Hills Volcano exploded for the first time in 400 years. &nbsp;Plymouth was devastated and much of it remains buried beneath thick layers of ash and mud. &nbsp;Between 1995 and 2000, two-thirds of the island\'s population was forced to flee, primarily to the United Kingdom, leaving fewer than 1,200 people on the island in 1997 (rising to nearly 5,000 by 2016). More than half of the population has since migrated to North America and the UK.&nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Montserrat\'s &nbsp;residents today &nbsp;are a milieu of immigrants nicknamed \'Stratians\' (since the eruptions) &nbsp;who came from Dominica, Jamaica, Guyana, Haiti and the DR all of which make for an interesting blend of cultures and languages that promote a certain warmth to the increasing number of tourists visiting since the opening of their new airport into their relocated capital called New Town. &nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Today the Montserrat Volcano Observatory (MVO) monitors all the volcanos\' activities and chronicles the history of the volcano and life in Montserrat before and after the subsequent eruptions. &nbsp;Access to the volcano site and surroundings, The Buried City is not allowed except \'with a certified guide, under strict monitoring and constant radio contact with the MVO\'. &nbsp;For more information click https://mountainaglow.com/</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>https://www.britannica.com/place/Montserrat-island-West-Indies</p>','[{\"label\":\"Beaches\",\"content\":\"<p>9<\\/p>\\r\\n\"}]','','','[]','','[]','[]','','[]','[{\"q\":\"How To Get There? \",\"a\":\"By air from Antigua ( one of the Caribbean international hubs) with a regional airline such as  \'Fly Montserrat\\\"  to take you the 20 mins to Montserrat\'s John A. Osborne Airport.  \\r\\n\\r\\nIf sailing: the ferry from Antigua is 90 mins away having taken a short ride from the Antigua\'s VC Bird International Airport to the Montserrat Ferry terminal. The cost is EC$300\\/US$111. return and if travelling same day (within 24 hours) departure tax is exempted.\\r\\n                                                                                                            \\r\\nBy Yacht: Yachtsmen and other mariners visiting the island can anchor off Port Little Bay.\\r\\nTo disembark, proceed to the Little Bay wharf and enter the terminal for Customs. Advanced clearance can be made on the regional pre-arrival notification system by going to www.sailclear.com. Alternatively, enter your information in the Sail Clear computer terminal at the entrance of the Montserrat Port.\"},{\"q\":\"CUISINE KNOWN FOR \",\"a\":\"National dish is Goat Water,  a delicious stew authentically made from the meat of the male (ram) goat. It bears resemblance to the Irish stew and can be served with a variety of foods, such as bread, and rice \\r\\nOther  local featured dishes include Duckana, cassava bread and saltfish muffins or bakes, and souse made from pickled pig trotters cooked in a clear broth, usually a Saturday treat.                                 \"},{\"q\":\"Popular events\\/ festivals\",\"a\":\"\"},{\"q\":\"What is our terrain like?\",\"a\":\"The island\\u2019s rugged volcanic landscape is molded by three mountainous areas\\u2014the Silver Hills, the Centre Hills, and the Soufri\\u00e8re Hills\\u2014which are in turn cut by narrow valleys and gorges known locally as ghauts. One-fifth of the Island is forested. \"},{\"q\":\"What is the climate like?\",\"a\":\"The average temperature year round is 27 degree C.\\/81 degree F.  tempered by northeast trade winds.\\r\\nThe peak hurricane season is from early August to end of October, however the Island lies  at the edge of  the hurricane belt which minimizes its risk\\r\\nThe coolest time of the year is from December to April when temperature can go as low as 17 degree\\/63 degree F.\\r\\n\"},{\"q\":\"What Are The Entry Requirements?\",\"a\":\"A valid passport (6 months) for entry.\\r\\nA return airline ticket and\\/or proof that you have enough money to support yourself during your stay.\\r\\nCompleted Immigration\\/Customs Declaration Card (Provided by airline or ferry staff)\\r\\nAlso an eVisa from some countries completed online - see https:\\/\\/www.immigration.ms\\/tourists\\/guide\"},{\"q\":\"What Are The Marriage Requirements?\",\"a\":\"When  applying for a Marriage License:\\r\\n- One of the parties must reside on Montserrat for three (3) working days prior to submitting the completed Marriage License application form  \\r\\n   to the Office of the Deputy Governor (Consular Division), along with the required documents:\\r\\n- Original Birth Certificate of each party.\\r\\n- A valid passport for each party.\\r\\n-  If one or both parties has\\/have never been married, he\\/she\\/they must provide a Certificate of Non-marriage which is obtained from the Registrar\\u2019s Office in the city where the parties live.\\r\\n- If one or both parties is\\/ are divorced, he\\/she\\/they must provide an original or a notarized copy of the Decree Nisi or Decree Absolute.\\r\\n- If one or both parties has\\/have been widowed, he\\/she\\/they must provide an original or notarized copy of the relevant Death Certificate.\\r\\n- If one or both parties is\\/are under the age of 18, he\\/she\\/ they must provide a written consent from the parents. The written consent must be notarized by the Notary Public.\\r\\nPlease note , a family member cannot sign the application form certifying that they know you.\\r\\n\\r\\nWhen the Marriage license has been signed by the Governor, the parties will be notified by telephone.\\r\\n\\r\\nNB. During this 3-day waiting period, the parties can take the opportunity to speak with the Registrar or Minister of Religion to arrange the time and place of the wedding ceremony. These details must be noted on the marriage application form. Please note the Registrar will inform you of the fees for officiating at the wedding during working hours and outside working hours\\r\\n\\r\\nOther fees include:  \\r\\n- $500.00 in Montserrat stamps (fee stipulated by law).\\r\\n\\r\\nhttp:\\/\\/www.visitmontserrat.com\\/getting-married\\/\"},{\"q\":\"What Are The Healthcare Options?\",\"a\":\"The Glendon Hospital in Montserrat offers all medical and surgical services, with a focus to shift from Secondary care (Hospital treatment) to one of Primary Care (community and preventative) approach.\"},{\"q\":\"Other Useful  Facts\",\"a\":\"Business Hours: the only places open after 7pm are restaurants, pubs and night clubs.\\r\\n\\r\\nBanking: there is one bank in Montserrat, the national bank called Bank of Montserrat. Not all businesses accept credit or debit cards.  Currencies that can be exchanged at the bank include Pound Sterling, US Dollar, Canadian Dollar and the Barbados Dollar.   EC Dollar is the currency of the Island.\\r\\n\\r\\nElectricity: most villas and guest houses carry both 110V and 220V outlets.\"}]',1),(105,28,'jamaica','Jamaica','','','From each morning’s glorious sunrise until the sea swallows the sun at night, Jamaica presents a magnificent palette of experiences, a kaleidoscope of colours and sounds that make our island the most precious jewel in the Caribbean.','<p>Jamaica is an island country situated in the Caribbean Sea spanning 10,990 sq. kms. (4,240 sq. mls) in area. &nbsp;At its greatest extent, Jamaica is 230 km long (146 mi), and its width varies between 34 and 84 km (21 and 52 mi). It is the third-largest island of the Greater Antilles and the Caribbean (after Cuba and Hispaniola). Jamaica lies 140 kms (90 mls. south of Cuba and 190 kms. (118 mls.) west of Haiti.&nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Jamaica\'s history is rich and vibrant and speaks to experiences of hardships and prosperity, and the growth and determination of a people.&nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Capital: Kingston</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Language: English and Jamaican Creole or Patwa</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Population: &nbsp;2.935 million</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The original Tainos tribe, Arawaks from South America, &nbsp;settled in Jamaica 2500 years ago &nbsp;prior to Christopher Columbus\' first arrival at the island in 1494. &nbsp;A peaceful people they grew cassava, sweet potatoes, corn fruits and vegetable, cotton and tobacco. Columbus had heard about Jamaica from the Cubans, then named &nbsp;Xaymaca by the Indians, which meant \'land of wood and water\'. &nbsp;The Cubans had described it as “the land of blessed gold” something &nbsp;Columbus soon discovered was only an interpretation and &nbsp;that there was no gold in Jamaica. During Spain\'s occupation of the island, starting in 1510, the Arawaks were exterminated by disease, captivity and destruction by Columbus and his men. &nbsp; The Island subsequently served as a supply base for his men in their attempts to conquer the American mainland until 1509. Then the first Spanish colonists arrived and settled in St. Ann\'s Bay. &nbsp; Due to little attention paid to the colony itself internal strife ensued. &nbsp;Frequent attacks by pirates added to their woes. Spain brought the first African slaves to Jamaica in 1517.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>In 1655 the British successfully attacked the Spanish, who surrendered and fled to Cuba after first freeing their slaves, who later became known as The Maroons. &nbsp;Over the next several years the buccaneers under the leadership of Henry Morgan took control of the seas looting the Spanish ships and retiring to Port Royal with all of the gold, silver and jewels. Port Royal became known as \'the wealthiest and wickedest city in the world\".</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Meanwhile the English settlers focused on growing crops that could be sold in England with sugar becoming the primary industry. &nbsp;Due to the need for cheap labour the slave trade was born and became a popular and profitable venture for the colonists who sold the slaves to the other Islands to work in the plantations. The journey became known as the \"Middle Passage\' as the voyage started in England to Africa with trade goods which were exchanged for slaves, then on to the West Indies where the slaves were then exchanged for sugar, rum and molasses, then back to England.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Many unhappy slaves joined the Maroons in the almost inaccessible mountains. &nbsp;Notwithstanding, several rebellions from both slaves and Maroons &nbsp;with the British occurred over the years.&nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>It was these wars and those in other Caribbean Islands, supported by the quakers and other Humanitarian groups that led to the abolition of the slave trade. &nbsp;In the 1930\'s Jamaica underwent more crises. &nbsp;Out of these was formed two major political parties namely the Bustamante Industrial Trade Union and the Jamaica Labour Party. Not long after the National Workers\' Union was formed by Norman Manley. The latter two forged ahead with the movement towards Jamaica\'s goal of self government. &nbsp;In 1958 led by Jamaica, 10 other Caribbean countries formed The Federation of the West Indies, later to be disbanded when Jamaica withdrew.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>By the 1900\'s most of Jamaica\'s population was Christian, with some traditional practices persisting in an unorganized manner. Another movement, the Rastafari religion emerged among the poor and socially disenfranchised Afro-Jamaican communities as a reaction against the dominant British colonial culture. &nbsp;This new consciousness was influenced &nbsp;by both Ethiopianism and the Back-to-Africa movement promoted by Marcus Garvey.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Jamaica was granted &nbsp;its independence from England on August 6, 1962, 30 years after the first call was made for self-governance by Marcus Garvey. The Jamaican Constitution is the most fundamental legal document in the country, guaranteeing the freedom, rights and privileges of every Jamaican citizen. The Constitution reflects the country’s independence as a nation state and, to this day, remains the cornerstone of the island’s legal systems and institutions. Jamaica joined the Commonwealth of Nations with the British Monarch, the Queen of Jamaica and head of state. &nbsp;Bustamante became the first Prime Minister of Jamaica.&nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The Island country experienced an extensive period of growth resulting from the export of bauxite together with agriculture. Since then Jamaica has undergone many political platforms and ideological changes notwithstanding the many economic challenges. Today, tourism is its major product with services accounting for over 60% of the national GDP. &nbsp;Unfortunately much of that money made does not remain on the Island but goes instead to the multinational resorts and out of the country.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>','[{\"label\":\"Beaches\",\"content\":\"<p>23<\\/p>\\r\\n\"}]','','','[]','','[]','[]','','[]','[{\"q\":\"How To Get There? \",\"a\":\"Jamaica has 3 international airports 2 of which are major airports receiving jets\\/flights from around the world namely, The Norman Manley International in Kingston and The Donald Sangster International in Montego Bay. \\r\\n\\r\\nFrom either airport visitors can travel to smaller airports across the country by small planes and\\/or transfers arranged by your Travel Agent or Hotel. \\r\\n\\r\\nBy sea - Mega liners dock in Montego Bay and Ocho Rios and smaller luxury ships head to Port Antonio.\\r\\nVirgin Atlantic (www.virgin-atlantic.com) flies direct from London Gatwick to Montego Bay. \\r\\nAirlines offering direct flights to Jamaica from the USA include Caribbean Airlines (www.caribbean-airlines.com), Fly Jamaica (www.fly-jamaica.com), JetBlue (www.jetblue.com) and United (www.united.com).\"},{\"q\":\"CUISINE KNOWN FOR \",\"a\":\"The rich history of \'jerking\' stems from the Maroons who spiced their pork  and cooked it underground to conceal their whereabouts.  today jerk pork, jerk chicken and jerk fish can be found everywhere in Jamaica. Other foods that  transcended history include breadfruit, cassava used to make \'bammie\'; festival frequently served with jerk, and of course a favourite -   Ackee and saltfish.\\r\\nIndian and Chinese influences made their way into the national menu via curries and chow miens.\\r\\nThen there are the many fruits including the Otaheite apples and soursop which combined make wonderful desserts.\\r\\nEscoveitch fish (similar to Spanish escabeche)\\r\\nJamaican patties (beef, chicken, vegetarian, saltfish)\\r\\n\"},{\"q\":\"Popular events\\/ festivals\",\"a\":\"Jamaica Carnival\\r\\nThe Rebel Salute (Reggae)\\r\\nJamaica Winterfest (Blues)\\r\\nBack to The Island Concert (on the beach)\\r\\nThe Kingston Creative (monthly)\\r\\nReggae Month (weekly on Tuesdays in February)\\r\\nPoetry in Motion\\r\\nBlues on The Beach\\r\\nJamaica Rum Festival\\r\\nJamaica Blue Mountain Coffee Festival\\r\\nThe Cachet Caribbean Community Society Fine Arts; Festival\\r\\nBrit Jam\\r\\nthe Avant Garde Fashion face Festival\\r\\nThe International Reggae and world Music Awards\\r\\nThe Liguanea Art Festival\\r\\nInternational Jazz Day\\r\\nThe Calabash Literary Festival\\r\\nThe Charles Town Maroon festival & Conference \\r\\nInternational reggae Day\\r\\nReggae Sumfest\\r\\nRastafari Root fest\\r\\nThe Jamaica Food and Drink Festival\\r\\nThe Heart Foundation\\/Heroes of the Heart 5K Run\\r\\nThe Montego Bay Yacht Club Easter Regatta\\r\\n the Jamaica Cup - Tennis in Jamaica \\r\\nThe Racers Grand Prix Jamaica and several more!\"},{\"q\":\"What is our terrain like?\",\"a\":\"Jamaica\'s landscape is mostly mountainous;  a limestone plateau covers two-thirds of the island, and karst formations with caverns and caves dominate the island;\\r\\n\\r\\nThere are narrow coastal plains, green dense rainforests and sandy bays and beaches.\\r\\nhttps:\\/\\/www.nationsonline.org\\/oneworld\\/jamaica.htm\"},{\"q\":\"What is the climate like?\",\"a\":\"In Jamaica the climate is tropical, hot all year round, with little difference between winter and summer (just a few degrees). Even in winter, daytime temperatures are around 27\\/30 \\u00b0C (81\\/86 \\u00b0F) and night-time temperatures around 20\\/23 \\u00b0C (68\\/73 \\u00b0F).\\r\\n\\r\\nHurricanes do occur though infrequent to date.\\r\\n\\r\\n\\r\\nhttps:\\/\\/www.climatestotravel.com\\/climate\\/Jamaica\\r\\n\"},{\"q\":\"What Are The Entry Requirements?\",\"a\":\"All visitors must have  a valid passport for entry,  or a a governmental-issued ID with photograph.  \\r\\nAlso required is  a return airline ticket, as well as a completed and signed immigration\\/customs C5 form either online or a physical form \\r\\n\\r\\nAlso - the Jamaica Travel Authorization is a travel document required for all international arrivals from high-risk countries in an effort to overcome the risks linked to the coronavirus pandemic\\r\\n\\r\\nvisitjamaica.com\\/authorization\\r\\n\\r\\nhttps:\\/\\/www.pica.gov.jm\\/immigration\\/travel-documents-required\"},{\"q\":\"What Are The Marriage Requirements?\",\"a\":\"Getting married in Jamaica can be done as quickly as within just 24 hours after you arrive, once you\\u2019ve taken care of all paperwork beforehand. \\r\\n\\r\\n- Proof of citizenship\\r\\n- Certified copy of your birth certificate, which includes father\\u2019s name\\r\\n- Occupation of both candidates\\r\\n- Parent\\u2019s written consent if under 18 years of age\\r\\n- Proof of divorce if applicable (original certificate of divorce)\\r\\n- Certified\\/notarized copy of death certificate for widow or widower\\r\\n- All documents must be presented in English and if necessary done by an official translator certified by your local Ministry of Foreign Affairs as well as by your nearest Jamaican Mission or Honorary Consulate.\\r\\n- Processing fee JM$4000 (less than US$40)\\r\\n \\r\\nhttps:\\/\\/www.visitjamaica.com\\/weddings-and-honeymoons\\/getting-married\\/\"},{\"q\":\"What Are The Healthcare Options?\",\"a\":\"Many advanced health facilities can be found across the Island and a few main ones are listed below which do not reflect the extent of the medical system nor any changes: On the whole there are approximately 30 hospitals and clinics\\r\\nBustamante Hospital for Children, Kingston\\r\\nAndrews Memorial Hospital, Kingston\\r\\nHeart Institute of the Caribbean, Kingston\\r\\nMontego Hope Medical Centre, Montego Bay\\r\\nMontego Bay Hospital & Urology Centre, Montego Bay\\r\\nPort Antonio Hospital, Portland\\r\\nSt. Ann\'s Bay Hospital\\r\\nSt. Elizabeth Black River Hospital, St. Elizabeth\\r\\nOcho Rios Medical Care & Surgical Centre, Ocho Rios\\r\\nExpats can avail themselves of private medical services, if they so wish.\\r\\nhttps:\\/\\/www.moh.gov.jm\\/location-of-hospitals-and-health-centres\\/\"},{\"q\":\"Other Useful  Facts\",\"a\":\"Water: safe to drink\\r\\n\\r\\nCurrency: Jamaican Dollar, but USD$ are used and accepted nearly everywhere. If travelling to less touristy areas walk with cash.\\r\\n\\r\\nBanking: the Bank of Jamaica is the national central bank in the country. Top banks include:\\r\\nNational Commercial Bank\\r\\nScotiabank Jamaica\\r\\nSagicor Bank\\r\\nCIBC First Caribbean Bank\\r\\nFirst Global Bank\\r\\nCiti Bank\\r\\nJMMB Merchant Bank\\r\\n\\r\\nElectricity:  voltage is within the 100-128 range with a frequency of 50hz.  Sockets used are the 2 slots for live and neutral blades with a semicircular hole below for the ground pin. It is advisable to bring a portable adaptor and transformer or power-up converter, as well as a 10,000mAh power pack to avoid inadequate power supply depending on location.\\r\\n\\r\\nTelecommunications:  an unlocked cell phone should work in Jamaica with no issues.  There are several internet providers on the Island including Verizon and HughsNet.\\r\\nTransportation: public transportation is available but said to expensive going from one parish to another\\r\\n\\r\\nHomophobia: is rampant\\r\\n\\r\\nMarijuana: Illegal. Small amounts (up to 2 ounces\\/56 grams) was reduced to a petty offense in 2015. Medical marijuana, cultivation up to 5 plants and use in religious ceremonies by Rastafarians are all legal.\"}]',1),(106,29,'st-kitts-and-nevie','St Kitts and Nevie','','','The islands of St. Kitts and Nevis are known for their beautiful beaches, pristine tropical forests and friendly locals, but there is a lot more to these island paradises than meets the eye.','<p>St. Kitts &amp; Nevis are a two-island country and the smallest state in the Leeward Islands located north of Antigua and about one-third of the way from Puerto Rico to Trinidad and Tobago. Their combined area is 104 sq. miles. 23 miles long and 5 miles wide.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>&nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Nevis is surrounded by coral reefs and lies 2 miles (3+ km) southeast of St. Kitts across a channel known as The Narrows.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Originally named “Liamuiga” (fertile land) by the Caribs who inhabited the islands until the early 1600’s. &nbsp;&nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Capital: Basseterre &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Language: English</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Population: &nbsp; &nbsp;42,696 (2000)</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The Ciboney Indians were the first to inhabit the island &nbsp;as early as 3000 years ago. &nbsp;They were followed by the Arawak or Taino in 800 AD, then the Caribs who had expanded the settlement north of the Island by the time the Spanish arrived. &nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Christopher Columbus first spotted St. Kitts in 1493, &nbsp;as well as Nevis. The latter\'s name was derived from the description of the clouds atop Nevis Peak &nbsp;\"the snows\" and St. Kitts was shortened from Saint Christopher.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>It was settled by The English in 1628 and its strategic location and valuable sugar trade led to an advanced and luxurious development that was among the best in the colonial Caribbean.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>France and Britain raged war over its colonization until 1713 when France ceded control to Britain by th Treaty of Utrecht and again in 1783 by the Peace of Paris treaty after the French captured Brimstone Hill. &nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The Islands were officially united by federal act in 1882 and became an independent state in association with the United Kingdom in 1967 with full internal self-government. Anguilla complained of dominance by St. Kitts and in July 1971 the Island was placed directly under the control of Britain formerly severing its ties with St. Kitts and Nevis in 1980. These 2 became independent &nbsp;in 1983.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>A drop in world sugar prices through the mid 1980\'s &nbsp;that grossly affected the economy forced the country to divert its interests and focused their attention on tourism and &nbsp;the hosting of offshore financial services industry. &nbsp;The nationalized &nbsp;sugar industry was finally closed in 2005. &nbsp;&nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The people of St. Kitts and Nevis are largely black with a smaller population of mixed African and white minority (Mulatto). There are &nbsp;also small groups of South Asian and white persons. About 2/3 of the population live in rural areas.&nbsp;</p>','[{\"label\":\"Beaches\",\"content\":\"<p>10+<\\/p>\\r\\n\"}]','','','[]','','[]','[]','','[]','[{\"q\":\"How To Get There? \",\"a\":\"Each Island has an international airport; Robert L. Bradshaw International Airport on St. Kitts, and Vane Amory International Airport on Nevis.\\r\\nFrom the USA: the main airlines fly to San Juan, Antigua or St Maarten, including Continental or American.\\r\\nLIAT and Winair then connect with St Kitts and Nevis. \\r\\nDelta operates a limited number of direct flights from Atlanta to St Kitt and  American flies from Miami to St Kitts.\"},{\"q\":\"CUISINE KNOWN FOR \",\"a\":\"THe National dish of St. and Nevis is stewed salt fish, spicy plantains and  and coconut dumplings and seasoned breadfruit and johnny cake\\r\\nSeafood is another speciality especialy  lobster, to be found in some form on practically eery menu.  Goat water stew, perhaps the country\'s most well-known dish, mixes goat, breadfruit, green pawpaw (papaya), and dumplings (also known as \\\"droppers\\\") in a tomato-based stew. Do not forget the colouful tropical fruit all of which can be found on the roadside or in any restaurant.\"},{\"q\":\"Popular events\\/ festivals\",\"a\":\"St Kitts-Nevis Carnival\\r\\nSugar Mas Grand Parade\\r\\n15th Annual Nevis to St. Kitts Cross Channel Swim\\r\\nBlack San Bang-a-Lang\\r\\nThe Nevis Blues Festival\\r\\nMay Day\\r\\nNevis Triathlon\\r\\nCayon Green Valley Festival\\r\\nSt. Kitts Music Festival\\r\\nAnnual Restaurant Week\\r\\nNevis Mango Festival\\r\\nNevis Culture Festival\\r\\nSt. Kitts Latin Festival\\r\\nSt. Kitts Style Weekend\\r\\nCaribbean Premier League T20 Cricket\\r\\n3rd Annual Flamboyant\\r\\n\"},{\"q\":\"What is our terrain like?\",\"a\":\" Its terrain is volcanic in nature, with tropical rainforest on large peaks, plus numerous rivers and a small salt pond. Mountainous of volcanic origin, sheltered beaches.\\r\\n\\r\\nNevis is made up primarily of clay studded with  volcanic boulders.\\r\\n\\r\\n\\r\\n\\r\\n\\r\\n\\r\\n\\r\\nhttps:\\/\\/www.nationsonline.org\\/one world\\/saint_kitts_nevis.htm\"},{\"q\":\"What is the climate like?\",\"a\":\"St. Kitts and Nevis lie in a tropical belt,  tempered by constant sea breezes; little seasonal temperature variation; rainy season (May to November) but rainfall is usually short downpours referred to as \'liquid sunshine\'.\\r\\n\\r\\n\\r\\n\\r\\n\\r\\n\\r\\n\\r\\n\\r\\nhttps:\\/\\/www.nationsonline.org\\/one world\\/saint_kitts_nevis.htm\"},{\"q\":\"What Are The Entry Requirements?\",\"a\":\"As of May 29, 2021 only fully vaccinated persons  and a negative nasopharyngeal RT-PCR test will be allowed entry into St. Kitts and Nevis.  Documents required:\\r\\nA valid passport \\r\\nA return airline ticket and\\/or proof that you have enough money to support yourself during your stay.\\r\\nA completed  entry  form  (knatravelform.kn) must be submitted for review and approval  (approx. 48 hours) from the Government.  Accommodation\\/hotel reservation must accompany the form noted above along  with a scanned image of the front and back of vaccination card, and proposed date of arrival.\\r\\nThis letter must be presented to the gate agent before boarding the  plane.\\r\\nfor more information see:\\r\\nwww.stkittstourism.kn\"},{\"q\":\"What Are The Marriage Requirements?\",\"a\":\"Requirements are simple:\\r\\n- Either party must be on the Island for at least 2 days prior to the wedding date.\\r\\n- It takes two days to get a marriage license from the Legal Department\\r\\n- Application form needs to be filled out in front of a Justice of Peace\\r\\n- A birth certificate or passport must be presented\\r\\n- Also an affidavit confirming their single status if neither party has been married\\r\\n- If either party was widowed or divorced they would need a death certificate or Decee Absolut.\\r\\n- I couple is choosing a Catholic ceremnony they would need a letter from their home priet stating that they are known and are unmarried.\\r\\n- License cost $80, payable in stamps bought from the Post Office in Charlestown.\\r\\n\\r\\nFor  more details and updated information see https:\\/\\/www.gov.kn\\r\\n If either party was previously married, proof of divorce or the death certificate of a deceased spouse is required. The license costs $80.00, and no blood tests are required. If a religious ceremony is to be performed with a priest of any denomination, the couple must present a letter from their priest at home stating that the couple is known to the priest and that the couple is known to be unmarried. For more information, contact the St. Kitts\\/Nevis Department of Tourism.\\r\\nhttp:\\/\\/www.visailing.com\\/articles\\/married-in-Caribbean\\/married-in-Caribbean\\r\\n \"},{\"q\":\"What Are The Healthcare Options?\",\"a\":\"Hospitals in St. Kitts and Nevis:\\r\\n- Alexandra Hospital - 52 bed recently reconstructed  facility in Nevis offers a wide range of services including Accident\\/Emergency\\/Outpatient and Radiology Departments, as well as Laparoscopic Diagnostics and Surgical services. \\r\\n- The Joseph N France General Hospital is the largest hospital in the Federation and offers surgery, emergency, radiology and other services; also functions as a teaching institution for medical and nursing students.\\r\\n- New Town Dental Clinic in Basseterre\"},{\"q\":\"Other Useful  Facts\",\"a\":\"Water: tap water is safe to drink \\r\\n\\r\\nCurrency:  the EC$ with a fixed rate of exchange o the US$ (US$1 to EC$2.70).  Most places on the Island accept both US and EC dollars. \\r\\n\\r\\nBanking: several banks are available: \\r\\nCIBCFCIB; Scotiabank; Republic Bank; National Bank of St.Kitts and Nevis; Royal Bank of Canada; Bank of Nevis Ltd;  and TDC Financial Services Company Ltd.  ATM machines are found in all banks.\\r\\n\\r\\nCredit Cards:  almost all businesses accept Mastercard and Visa. American Express is only accepted at larger establishments.\\r\\n\\r\\nElectricity: standard voltage is 230 V with frequency cycle of 60 Hz. Check country listing to determine need for power plug adapter or voltage converter - https:\\/\\/www.power-plugs-sockets.com\\/saint-kitts-and-nevis\\/\\r\\n\\r\\nTelecommunication: 3 companies, LIME, DIGICEL and CHIPPIE \\r\\nAvailable for purchase before departure internationally is OneSimCard to enjoy wireless freedom\\r\\nCell phone rental is also an option for many\\r\\n\\r\\nIndustry: light, mainly for export from imported materials that include electronic equipment, batik-dyed fabrics, and other clothing and furniture\\r\\n\"}]',1),(107,30,'trinidad','Trinidad','','','Sweet, Sweet T&T\" Trinidad and Tobago is a twin island republic located off the northeast coast of Venezuela with a biological diversity unlike most Caribbean islands.','<p>\"The Republic of Trinidad and Tobago is located in the southern Caribbean, northeast of the South American country of Venezuela and south of Grenada in the Lesser Antilles. It is located between 0° 2\' and 11° 12\' N latitude and 60° 30\' and 61° 56\' W longitude. It is said to be about 5,128 sq. kms.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Capital: Port of Spain &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Language: &nbsp;English, Creole, Caribbean Hindustani (Hindu dialect), Creole French, Creole Spanish</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Population: &nbsp; 1,221,047&nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Both Trinidad and Tobago were originally settled by Amerindians of South American origin. Trinidad was initially settled by pre agricultural archaic people at least 7,000 years ago making it the earliest settled part of the Caribbean long before Christopher Columbus reached Trinidad in 1498.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Tobago changed hands between Spanish, British, French, Dutch and Courlander colonizers. These European influences are reflected in the names of cities and places throughout the islands. From 1776 the Spanish government encouraged Roman Catholics with land offers and tax incentives &nbsp;to go to settle in Trinidad. &nbsp;Most of these settlers were French with their African slaves and they transformed the population, economy and society. &nbsp;Plantations were established and corn and sugar growth with subsequent trade took roots. In 1797 Britain seized the Island from Spain and a true slave trade and society were founded. &nbsp;After slavery was abolished Britain then brought in cheap labour in the form of indentured workers from India and this continued until 1917. &nbsp;Other immigrants came as rescuers off foreign slave ships and thereafter Trinidad became a country comprised of persons from Madeira, China, Syria Lebanon, Venezuela and UK.&nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Tobago was united &nbsp;to Trinidad &nbsp;by Britain while retaining a subordinate legislature and separate taxes &nbsp;in 1889 when the sugar trade collapsed. &nbsp;Following much unrest due to objection to then current rule, constitutional reforms were made that led to some form of self-government. &nbsp;Confusion persisted and in 1956 the first elected leadership headed by Eric Williams was formed. He is said to have practiced \'pragmatic socialism\' which made Trinidad and Tobago the wealthiest Commonwealth Caribbean nation. &nbsp;Trinidad and Tobago attained independence in 1962 and became a Republic within the Commonwealth in 1976.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The discovery of oil brought prosperity to many individuals and the country as a whole, &nbsp;and the economy quickly &nbsp;developed and industrialization and the private sector expanded rapidly. Eric Williams was repeatedly elected until his death in 1981, at a time when the &nbsp;economy started to decline due to the drop in oil prices, and dislike for the party grew due to wide spread corruption. Successive government permeated this &nbsp;unsettling trend with the economy sea-sawing, &nbsp;along with the growing public demands for a &nbsp;change over &nbsp;focus on trade.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Unlike many Caribbean Islands Trinidad is not reliant on tourism but has a diversified industrial base including the production of rum, beer, margarine and oils, cigarette, plastics and building materials. Asphalt is a major item of export for The Republic and is used both on Island and internationally. Additionally, its main port plays a vital role on world shipping routes and is a centre of trade within the West Indies.&nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>On the other hand, Tobago benefited from the growth of tourism and has many commercial buildings. &nbsp;It highlights its reef system and other historical landmarks in its promotion to develop a sustainable tourist product.&nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The &nbsp;main ethnic diversity of Trinidad and Tobago includes East Indian 35.4%; African descent 34.2%, mixed 15.3%, mixed African/East Indian 7.7%, and other 7.5%.\"</p>','[{\"label\":\"Beaches\",\"content\":\"<p>13+<\\/p>\\r\\n\"}]','','','[{\"activity_card\":\"\",\"title\":\"Bird watching at Caroni Swamp\",\"short_description\":\"\",\"description\":\"\"},{\"activity_card\":\"\",\"title\":\"Do the \\\"House of Angostura\\\" tour\",\"short_description\":\"\",\"description\":\"\"},{\"activity_card\":\"\",\"title\":\"Go turtle watching at Grand Riviere\",\"short_description\":\"\",\"description\":\"\"},{\"activity_card\":\"\",\"title\":\"Take a trip \\\"Down de islands\\\"\",\"short_description\":\"\",\"description\":\"\"},{\"activity_card\":\"\",\"title\":\"Visit the Pitch Lake\",\"short_description\":\"\",\"description\":\"\"},{\"activity_card\":\"\",\"title\":\"Watersports\",\"short_description\":\"\",\"description\":\"\"},{\"activity_card\":\"\",\"title\":\"Ziplining\",\"short_description\":\"\",\"description\":\"\"}]','','[]','[]','','[]','[{\"q\":\"How To Get There? \",\"a\":\"Airports\\r\\nTrinidad: Piarco International Airport (27km\\/17 miles from Port of Spain)\\r\\nTobago: ANR Robinson International Airport (10km\\/7 miles from Scarborough)\\r\\nThe national airline is Caribbean Airlines. \\r\\n\\r\\nFlying time - The direct flying time from London, UK to Port of Spain is about 9.5 hours; from New York City, USA is about 4.5 hours; and from Miami, Orlando or Ft Lauderdale in Florida, about 3.5 hours\\r\\n\\r\\nScheduled flights are operated by\\r\\nAeropostale, Air Canada Rouge, American Airlines, AVIANCA, Avion, British Airways, Caribbean Airlines, Condor, Conversa, Copa, JetBlue, LIAT, Martin air (cargo only),  Rutaca Airlines, Surinam Airways, Thomas Cook Airlines, United Airlines, Venezolana, Virgin Atlantic, WestJet. Others offer charter flights.\\r\\n\\r\\n\\r\\n\"},{\"q\":\"CUISINE KNOWN FOR\",\"a\":\"Trinidad and Tobago cuisine reflects a fusion of Africa, Creole, Indian-South Asian, Chinese, Amerindian, Arab, European and Latin American-Spanish-Portuguese culture.\\r\\nTobagonian food is dominated by a wide selection of seafood dishes, most notably, curried crab and dumplings, notwithstanding their  provisions, soups and stews, also known as blue food across the country,\\r\\nDishes are often curried, stewed or barbecued., many times accompanied with various condiments such as pepper sauces, chutneys and pickles, all homemade. \\r\\nPopular desserts are usually very sweet and include paw paw balls, toolum, nut cake, Indian Kheer and many many more. \\r\\n\"},{\"q\":\"Popular events\\/ festivals\",\"a\":\"Carnival\\r\\nEaster Weekend\\r\\nPhagwa\\/Holi\\r\\nSpiritual Baptist\\/Shouter Liberation Day\\r\\nTobago Jazz Festival\\r\\nCorpus Christi\\r\\nTobago Heritage Festival\\r\\nEmancipation Day\\r\\nIndependence Day\\r\\nRepublic Day\\r\\nFirst People\\u2019s Celebration\\r\\nHosay\\r\\nWe Beat Festival\\r\\nEid-ul-Fit\\r\\nDiwali\\r\\nBlue Food Festival\\r\\nSanta Rosa Festival\\r\\nChristmas\\r\\n\"},{\"q\":\"What is our terrain like?\",\"a\":\"Most of the soils of Trinidad are fertile, with the exception of the sandy and unstable terrain found in the southern part of the island. \\r\\nTobago is mountainous and dominated by the Main Ridge, which is 29 ms. long with elevations up to 640 meters.\\r\\nhttp:\\/\\/countrystudies.us\\/Caribbean-islands\\/41.htm\"},{\"q\":\"What is the climate like?\",\"a\":\"The climate of Trinidad and Tobago is tropical, hot all year round, with little seasonal variation.\\r\\nThe maximum temperatures hover between 31 \\u00b0C and 33 \\u00b0C (88 \\u00b0F and 91 \\u00b0F) from the coolest to the hottest months. \\r\\nSeptember and October are the most sweltering months, and January and February the least hot.\\r\\nhttps:\\/\\/www.climatestotravel.com\\/climate\\/Trinidad-and-Tobago\"},{\"q\":\"What Are The Entry Requirements?\",\"a\":\"A valid  passport (for all travel) or a Passport Card (for land or sea crossings only) to get back into home. \\r\\nA return airline ticket and\\/or proof that you have enough money to support yourself during your stay.\"},{\"q\":\"What Are The Marriage Requirements?\",\"a\":\"Trinidad and Tobago considers marriage to be the union of a man and woman as husband and wife.  There are four kinds of marriages recognized in Trinidad and Tobago:\\r\\n\\r\\nCivil Marriage\\r\\nHindu Marriage\\r\\nMuslim Marriage\\r\\nOrissa Marriage\\r\\nCivil, Muslim and Orissa marriages must be performed by a licensed Marriage Officer.  Marriage Officers are ordained ministers of a recognized religious denomination or organization.  Civil marriage is the most common form of marriage in Trinidad and Tobago and can be performed by a Marriage Officer, Warden or the Registrar General.\\r\\nAll Christian marriages performed in a church are considered civil marriages, provided the presiding minister is a licensed Marriage Officer.\\r\\n\\r\\nUnder Civil Marriage law you must be 18 years of age to marry in Trinidad and Tobago, but exemptions may be granted on religious grounds.  The minimum age for Muslim marriages is age 12, and the minimum age for Hindu marriages is age 16.  For further information, please contact the Registrar General.\\r\\n\\r\\nCouples wanting to get married must first give Notice of Marriage in person at a Civil Registry office.  This includes religious marriages.\\r\\n\\r\\nForeign visitors and others subject to Immigration Control must contact the Registrar General at (868) 624-1660 prior to the marriage ceremony for authorization.\\r\\n\\r\\nBefore giving Notice of Marriage you must:\\r\\n\\r\\nContact the Registrar\\u2019s Office to make an appointment to appear in person.\\r\\nKnow the venue for your marriage, such as a registrar\\u2019s office, church or other location.\\r\\n\\r\\nYou need to bring the following documents to your appointment:\\r\\nPermission to marry from Immigration Control (for non-Trinbagonian nationals only).\\r\\nEvidence of identity \\u2013 such as a National ID Card, Driver\\u2019s Permit or Passport.\\r\\nProof of address \\u2013 such as a utility bill.\\r\\nAt least seven days must have elapsed from the date of giving notice before the marriage can take place.  The notice is valid for one year.\\r\\nThe cost for a marriage license is TT$62.50.  You must also pay an additional TT$25.00 to obtain a certified copy of the Marriage Certificate.  (This is subject to change.)\\r\\n\\r\\nWhen either or both parties to the marriage are not citizens of Trinidad and Tobago, they should contact the Registrar General\\u2019s Office before giving Notice of Marriage.\\r\\n\\r\\nNote:  Getting married in Trinidad and Tobago or to a citizen of Trinidad and Tobago gives no automatic right to remain or reside in the country.\\r\\n\\r\\nhttps:\\/\\/tt.usembassy.gov\\/u-s-citizen-services\\/local-resources-of-u-s-citizens\\/getting-married-Trinidad-Tobago\\/\"},{\"q\":\"What Are The Healthcare Options?\",\"a\":\"Eric Williams Medical Sciences Complex\\r\\nSt. Clair Medical Centre\\r\\nCumana Health Centre\\r\\nSan Fernando General Hospital\\r\\nCaura Hospital\\r\\nLa Romain Health Centre\\r\\nSt. Joseph Enhanced Health Centre\\r\\nScarborough General Hospital\\r\\nMount Hope Women\'s Hospital\"},{\"q\":\"Other Useful  Facts\",\"a\":\"Water:  tap water is heavily chlorinated and tastes better boiled.\\r\\n\\r\\nCurrency:  the Trinidad and Tobago dollar  (TTD) is the national currency. It is not pegged, but floats freely against other currencies. Last value rating against the USD was 6.8 TTD per 1 USD.\\r\\n\\r\\nBanking: List includes:\\r\\nThe Central Bank of Trinidad &\\r\\nTobago\\r\\nBank of Baroda T&T Ltd\\r\\nFirst Citizens Bank\\r\\nInter-commercial Bank Limited\\r\\nRoyal Bank of Trinidad and Tobago (RBTT)\\r\\nRepublic Bank\\r\\n\\r\\nATM\'s can be found in most banks and some shopping centres.\\r\\n\\r\\nTelecommunications: TSTT is the country\'s largest telephone and internet provider of communications solutions.  IT is said to  provide excellent international service, good local service, and broadband access\\r\\n\\r\\n\"}]',1),(109,32,'curacao','Curaçao','','','Curaçao, a Dutch Caribbean island known for its beaches tucked into coves, and its expansive coral reefs rich with marine life, notwithstanding its diverse blend of people.','<p>Curacao is an island in the Caribbean Sea, and a country within the Kingdom of The Netherlands.&nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Capital: Willemstad</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Language: Dutch and Papiamento. (Many of locals also speak English and Spanish as well)</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Population: 160,000 (approximately)</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Like many Caribbean Islands Curacao was first settled by Arawaks from the South American mainland. The Spanish arrived &nbsp;in 1499, &nbsp;and &nbsp;in 1515 deported the entire indigenous population as slaves to Hispaniola. The Dutch came and established a major centre of trade for the Dutch West India Company.&nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>In the 1500\'s a Jewish community was formed by Sephardic Jews who emigrated from Portugal, and is now home of the oldest Jewish community in the Western world.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>During the 1660 - 1700\'s the Dutch West India Company flourished as did the slave trade, and the port of Curacao became a busy hub for the importing and disposing of goods from the plantations of South America. &nbsp;In spite of many wars between competing privateers, Curacao remained Dutch. In 1954 Curacao and 6 other Dutch dependencies were reorganized as the Netherland Antilles and were granted autonomy in their internal affairs. &nbsp;In 2010 they became countries within the Kingdom of the Netherlands.&nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Even though rainfall is scant the Island developed a major sugarcane economy under Dutch colonial rule. &nbsp;It now produces oranges, the dried peel of which is the base for the famous Curacao blue liquer. Aloes is exported for pharmaceutical uses. &nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Today the expanding of the tourism industry is integral to the economy.</p>','[{\"label\":\"Beaches\",\"content\":\"<p>35<\\/p>\\r\\n\"}]','','','[]','','[]','[]','','[]','[{\"q\":\"How To Get There? \",\"a\":\"You can fly to Curacao direct from Miami, Newark, Amsterdam and Caracas. \\r\\nIt\'s a nine-hour flight from Amsterdam, a one-hour flight from Caracas, a two-hour flight from Miami and a little over a 4 1\\/2-hour flight from Newark, NJ. \\r\\nAll flights land at Curacao\'s Hato International Airport.\"},{\"q\":\"CUISINE KNOWN FOR \",\"a\":\"Curacao\'s local seafood is fresh and flavourful.\\r\\nOne can find traditional Indonesian rijsttafel  a Dutch favourite wherever they settled. \\r\\n\\r\\nTop 10 Things to Eat in Cura\\u00e7ao\\r\\nKeshi Yena\\r\\nBitterballen\\r\\nOliebollen\\r\\nFunchi or Tutu\\r\\nStroopwafels\\r\\nStoba\\r\\nPoffertjes\\r\\nSeafood\\r\\nArepas\\r\\nLiqueur from Cura\\u00e7ao\\r\\n(https:\\/\\/www.carnival.com\\/awaywego\\/travel\\/Caribbean\\/top-10-things-to-eat-in-curacao)\\r\\nStoba is a hearty stew and is a common dish you\'ll find all over the Caribbean. The Stoba you\'ll find on Cura\\u00e7ao is often made with goat meat, though any meat and vegetable combination can be used. This dish gets its distinct flavor from the spices used so food can be very spicy.\"},{\"q\":\"Popular events\\/ festivals\",\"a\":\"Cura\\u00e7ao Carnival (Carnival)\\r\\nCura\\u00e7ao Heineken Regatta\\r\\nInternational Kite Festival\\r\\nCura\\u00e7ao Dive Festival\\r\\nCura\\u00e7ao Restaurant Week\\r\\nSalsa Tour\\r\\nCura\\u00e7ao North Sea Jazz Festival\\r\\nAmstel Cura\\u00e7ao Race\\r\\nKLM Curacao Marathon\\r\\n\"},{\"q\":\"What is our terrain like?\",\"a\":\"Terrain is flat, rocky and fairly barren owing to its low rainfall. \\r\\nThere are many excellent, sandy beaches.\"},{\"q\":\"What is the climate like?\",\"a\":\"In Cura\\u00e7ao, the climate is tropical, hot all year round, with daytime temperatures ranging from around 28\\/29 degrees Celsius (82\\/84 \\u00b0F) between December and February to around 31 \\u00b0C (88 \\u00b0F) between May and October. The period from May to October is the most sultry, but the trade winds blow constantly, tempering the heat.\"},{\"q\":\"What Are The Entry Requirements?\",\"a\":\"ALL visitors must comple a Digital immigration Card ONLINE and present same to immigration on arrival in Curacao. https:\\/\\/dicardcuracao.com\\/portal\\r\\nVisitors generally require a valid passport for the whole of your stay, not more than 10 years old,  for entry and can stay without a written permit for 90 days. \\r\\nAlso required is  a return airline ticket and\\/or proof that you have enough money to support yourself during your stay.\\r\\nProof of reason for visit, e.g. hotel reservation or invitation from a friend.\\r\\nMust have valid medical insurance or travel insurance that also covers hospital care, emergency treatment and repatriation (including in the event of death).\\r\\nMust not be considered a threat to public order, public health, national security or international relations.\\r\\nCountries requiring a visa  which should be applied for at least one month in advance of departure date maybe exempt if they  have a valid multiple entry visa for the USA, Canada or the Schengen countries (Europe).\\r\\nDominic republic\\r\\nVenezuelan nationals require a visa to enter\\r\\nCuracao - see here https:\\/\\/www.curacaotouristboard.com\\/wp-content\\/uploads\\/2021\\/02\\/requisitos_para_entrar_en_Curacao2.pdf \\r\\nChina\\r\\nIndia\\r\\n\\r\\n\"},{\"q\":\"What Are The Marriage Requirements?\",\"a\":\"To obtain a Curacao marriage license one must send a written marriage petition to the town hall and get approval from the Civil Registration at least 2 months before your wedding date, together with following documents (no older than 6 months):\\r\\n- 2 wedding date choices \\r\\n-Certified copies of both birth certificates with an Apostile stamp on each\\r\\n- Proof of marital status\\r\\n- Photocopy of valid passports \\r\\n- International declaration of unmarried status by the civil registration of home country\\r\\n- An apostille\\r\\n- Proof of single status from the time of divorce or death of former spouse until present;\\r\\n- If applicable, divorce papers or death certificate of former spouse;\\r\\n- Names of parents, mothers\\u2019 maiden names, and their dates and places of birth;\\r\\n- Professions of bride, groom and their parents;\\r\\n- Must be in Curacao at least 3 days before wedding date\\r\\n- A witness - (if non-Curacao they must apply for temporary residence.)  A local witness can be used.\\r\\n\\r\\nOriginal documents other than in Dutch or English need to be translated into the Dutch language (i.e. a French or Spanish document must be translated into Dutch, not English).\\r\\n\\r\\nDutch law only acknowledges civil marriages, performed by a registrar of marriages (ambtenaar van de burgerlijke stand).  Once the civil ceremony is completed the marriage may then be solemnized in a religious ceremony if the couple so chooses.  You do not need to register your marriage with the U.S. Consulate General.\\r\\nRequest to get married  must be sent in writing to the civil registrar. The letter should contain your personal information, full address of both parties, phone\\/fax number and e-mail address. The future husband and wife must both be at least 18 years of age and should both sign the letter.\\r\\n\\r\\n\\r\\nPlease note that official documents, such as birth certificates and marriage certificates, need an \\u201cApostille\\u201d in order to be recognized in other countries.  Apostille stamps certify the authenticity of the signature of the official who signed the document, the capacity in which that official acts and the identity of the seal or stamp the document bears.  An apostille does not imply that the contents of the document are correct.  You should start by contacting the Secretary of State for your state to inquire how to get an Apostille for your documents.  The Civil Registrar can tell you how to get your marriage certificate properly apostilled and the fee charged.\\r\\nhttps:\\/\\/cw.usconsulate.gov\\/u-s-citizen-services\\/local-resources-of-u-s-citizens\\/getting-married\\/\"},{\"q\":\"What Are The Healthcare Options?\",\"a\":\"Curacao has 3 hospitals:\\r\\nCuracao Medical Centre is the largest with an extensive emergency room and the only intensive care unit on the Island.\\r\\nTaams Clinic, and\\r\\nThe Antillean Adventist Hospital that offers a wide range of services and specialists.\"},{\"q\":\"Other Useful  Facts\",\"a\":\"Water:is safe to drink as it is sourced from a modern desalination plant. \\r\\n\\r\\nCurrency:  the Antillean Guilder (ANG) also called the Florin.  The exchange rate is fixed to the US$ at a rate of 1.82 = US$1.  US$ can be used everywhere in Curacao\\r\\n\\r\\nBanks: many international and national banks\\r\\n\\r\\nCredit Cards: Visa and Eurocard\\/Mastercard are accepted just about everywhere; not so for American Express.\\r\\n\\r\\nTelecommunication:  cell phone reception is good almost everywhere on the Island except perhaps in some remote locations. In downtown Willemstad (capital) you\'ll find many open Wi-Fi networks. Almost 100% of accommodations will have some connectivity on the premises.\\r\\n\"}]',1),(110,33,'bahamas','Bahamas','','','The Bahamas (/bəˈhɑːməz/ ), known officially as the Commonwealth of The Bahamas, is a country within the Lucayan Archipelago in the West Indies.','<p>The Bahamas archipelago is an ecological oasis sprinkled over 100,000 square miles of ocean, starting just 50 miles off the coast of Florida. It comprises 700 breathtaking islands, over 2,000 rocks and cays, and boasts the clearest water on the planet—with a visibility of over 200 feet. You can see your toes as easily as you can the world’s third largest fringing barrier reef.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Capital: Nassau</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Language: English and Bahamian Creole</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Population: 395,361</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The first people to arrive in The Bahamas came by canoes from what is now known as Cuba. They enjoyed a peaceful way of life and had developed a \'viable political, social and religious system\'. &nbsp;The Bahamas was one of the few areas in the region in which the Arawak people were not displaced by the more warlike Caribs.&nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Then &nbsp;in 1492, Christopher Columbus made his first landing in the New World in The Bahamas. The people who met him were Arawaks who, he wrote, ‘have opened their hearts to us. We have become great friends.’ Columbus is believed to have landed at Watling’s Island (Amerindian: Guanahani; Columbus’s designation: San Salvador). He describe them as \'bajar mar\' because of the shallow seas &nbsp;surrounding some of the Islands. &nbsp;In spite of the \'friendship offered\', &nbsp;over the next 20 years plus the Spaniards &nbsp;enslaved and &nbsp;transported &nbsp;some 40,000 Arawaks &nbsp;to Hispaniola where they died working in mines.&nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The same shallow waters in and between the islands made it a great hiding place for pirates including the British. Their first settlers were refugees from religious persecution under Charles I, in 1648. The island which they inhabited was renamed Eleuthera, meaning freedom. The settlers introduced the plantation economy and African slave labour.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The civil war ended and brought &nbsp;the economical boom to an end. &nbsp; But then the USA imposed the 18th amendment prohibiting alcohol. &nbsp;The new product for transportation by the pirates now became alcohol until Prohibition ended. Around the same time &nbsp;as well came the collapse of the sponge harvesting industry. &nbsp;Once again the economy of The Bahamas &nbsp;plummeted.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>In 1898 The Hotel and Steam Ship Service Act provided the opportunity and resources to start the &nbsp;building of hotels and services that would accommodate the wealthy Americans who could no longer go to Cuba started&nbsp; even during the Prohibition. &nbsp;It was the start of the tourism industry.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>\r\n\r\n<p>On July 10, 1973, The Bahamas became a free sovereign &nbsp;country, and maintained its membership in the Commonwealth of Nations. &nbsp;This day is celebrated as the Bahamian Independence Day after 325 years of British rule.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>https://www.nationsonline.org/oneworld/History/The-Bahamas-history.htm</p>\r\n\r\n<p>\r\n	<br>\r\n</p>','[{\"label\":\"Beaches\",\"content\":\"<p>37+<\\/p>\\r\\n\"}]','','','[]','','[]','[]','','[]','[{\"q\":\"How To Get There? \",\"a\":\"Lynden Pindling International Airport at Nassau is well connected to the rest of the world. Bahamas is conveniently accessible by air and sea from most major gateways directly to Nassau , and post arrival you  opt for connecting flights, including charters,  or even  go via the waterways to reach one of the 16  Out Island destination.\"},{\"q\":\"CUISINE KNOWN FOR \",\"a\":\"Bahamian cooking is influenced by the American South. Seafood is the staple of the Bahamas especially conch. Can be had as  Cracked Conch and Conch Salad. \\r\\nAnother popular seafood:\\r\\nRock Lobsters served broiled, minced or used in salads.  \\r\\n\\r\\nOther delicacies include boiled or baked land crabs.  \\r\\n\\r\\nMany dishes such as  peas  accompany  Bahamian meals\\r\\n\\r\\nFresh fish also pays a major role in the cooking of The Bahamas served as soups and stews served with Johnnycakes.\\r\\n\\r\\n\\r\\n\"},{\"q\":\"Popular events\\/ festivals\",\"a\":\"Back Side Bar Fish Fry\\r\\nCoral Harbour Native Show\\r\\nJunkanoo\\r\\nJunkanoo Summer Festival\\r\\nBahamas International Film Festival\\r\\nAbaco Christmas Festival\\r\\nNew Years Sailing Regatta\\r\\nStaniel Cay New Years Day Cruising Regatta\\r\\nNassau Classic Car Festival\\r\\nPokerStars Caribbean Adventure\\r\\nRum Cay Day Festival\\r\\nBahamian Carnival\\r\\nIsland Roots Heritage Festival\\r\\nLong Island Sailing Regatta\\r\\nPineapple Festival\"},{\"q\":\"What is our terrain like?\",\"a\":\"The terrain consists of long, flat coral formations with some low rounded hills\"},{\"q\":\"What is the climate like?\",\"a\":\"Temperatures in most of the Bahamas and the Out Islands  linger between 70 and 80 degrees Fahrenheit, thanks to the constant gentle trade winds. This means The Bahamas really does not have an off-season. ... \\r\\nSummers may see temperatures from 80 to 90 degrees and higher humidity.\\r\\nSqualls and thunder showers pass through quickly with most of the rainfall happening in May and June, much of it falling in the northern and southern islands.\\r\\n\\r\\n\\r\\nhttps:\\/\\/www.myoutislands.com\\/Bahamas-resorts\\/weather\"},{\"q\":\"What Are The Entry Requirements?\",\"a\":\"All visitors travelling to the Bahamas must:\\r\\n\\r\\nComplete and submit the Immigration Form - \\r\\nProvide a valid (3 months)  passport for entry, \\r\\nA return airline ticket and\\/or proof that you have enough money to support yourself during your stay.\\r\\n\\r\\nPersons coming from USA,  Canada and the UK do not require a visa for stays up to 30 days. \\r\\nFor more information:\\r\\nbahamas.gov.bs\"},{\"q\":\"What Are The Marriage Requirements?\",\"a\":\"APPLICATION FOR LICENSE\\r\\nThe couple must be in The Bahamas at the time of application for the marriage license.  \\r\\n- Processing of an application takes 2 days\\r\\n\\r\\n- RESIDENCY PERIOD\\r\\nCouples may apply a day after their arrival and can be married once they receive their approved license the day after application.\\r\\n\\r\\nDocuments required:\\r\\n- If either party has been divorced, the original final decree or a certified copy must be produced. Where applicable, a translated, certified and notarized copy of the final decree must be produced.\\r\\n- If either party is widowed, the original death certificate of the deceased spouse, or certified copy, must be produced. Where applicable, a translated, certified and notarized copy of the death certificate must be produced.\\r\\n- If either party is single and never been married before, a declaration certifying this fact must be sworn before a notary public or other person authorized to administer oaths in the country of residence. This document must accompany the application for the marriage license. This declaration can also be obtained in The Bahamas from an attorney-at-law or notary public.\\r\\n- Minors (under 18 years) may be married with both parents\' consent. Consent forms for minors are available at the Registrar General\'s office.\\r\\n- Persons desirous of being married in the Out Islands (any island outside of New Providence and Grand Bahama) can obtain a Marriage License at the Administrator\'s Office on that island.\\r\\n- Both parties must produce a valid passport, birth certificate and photo ID. \\r\\n- The parties must also produce evidence of the date of their arrival in The Bahamas. The Bahamas Immigration Card or entry stamp in your passport will suffice.\\r\\n- No blood test is necessary.\\r\\n- The fee for the license is $120; allows for a certified copy of a marriage certificate; extras are $20.each\\r\\n\\r\\nNote: Marriage Licenses are issued at the office of the Registrar General in Nassau. This office is open to the public Mondays to Fridays between the hours of 9:30 a.m. \\u2013 4:00 p.m.\\r\\nhttps:\\/\\/www.myoutislands.com\\/Bahamas-wedding-and-honeymoons\\/marriage-requirements\"},{\"q\":\"What Are The Healthcare Options?\",\"a\":\"Doctors Hospital West (an outptient facility)\\r\\nDoctor\'s Hospital\\r\\nPrincess Margaret Hospital\\r\\nLyford Cay Hospital (incorporates the Bahamas Hert Institute)\\r\\nHawksbill Clinic\\r\\nThe Medical Pavilion Bahamas\\r\\nPediatric Suite at The Walk In Clinic\\r\\nOaktree Medical Center\\r\\nLucayan Medical East (Freeport)\\r\\n(an ambulatory medical facility)\\r\\nRock Sound Clinic (Family medicine Centre, Eleuthra\"},{\"q\":\"Other Useful  Facts\",\"a\":\"Water: tap water is safe to drink\\r\\n\\r\\nCurrency: the Bahamian Dollar is maintained at the same level as the US$. Both are accepted interchangeably on alI Islands.\\r\\n\\r\\nBanking: ATM\'s Plus and Cirrus are in banks on most Islands. It is however advised  to walk with cash when visiting the Out Islands.\\r\\n\\r\\nElectricity: the Bahamas uses 120 volts\\/60 cycles. British and European appliances require a 2-pin flat plug.\\r\\n\\r\\nTelecommunication:  a 100% digital switching system allows direct dialling to  more than 100 countries. BTC has roaming agreements with 128 companies globally. To check compatibility see btcbahamas.com\"}]',1),(111,34,'aruba','Aruba','','','','<p>As most Islands, Aruba\'s history dates back many centuries to the ancient Caiquetio Indians &nbsp;who fled from the South American Carib Indians; and &nbsp;through Spanish and Dutch rule to our modern day status of a constituent country of the Netherlands. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>During the pre-ceramic period 2500 BC to 1000 AD this semi-nomadic tribe fished, hunted and gathered food, depending mostly on the sea for survival. They lived in small family groups within five large villages in the coastal areas known today as Malnok and Palm Beach. &nbsp;For the next 500 years they turned to agriculture producing corn and yucca. They lived here until the Spanish arrived in 1499.&nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Due to the low rainfall on the Island leading to poor productivity of crops the Spanish enslaved the Caiquetio Indians and shipped them off to Hispaniola to work on plantations and in the mines. Some returned and were recruited as labourers for cattle and horse breeding farms.&nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The Spanish explorer Alonso de Ojeda was made the first governor and &nbsp;they maintained control for 137 years. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The Dutch occupied the Island in 1636 and apart from a brief time when the British invaded the Island during &nbsp;the Napoleonic Wars the Netherlands reclaimed and has maintained control since. &nbsp;Aruba officially became part of the Netherlands in 1845. Today Aruba remains a constituent country of the Kingdom of the Netherlands. Apart for internal affairs, all foreign affairs and national defence are controlled by the Kingdom. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Aruba is a true melting pot with over 90 nationalities represented in its population. &nbsp;The Island enjoys a healthy economy mostly due to the tourism industry, and an excellent education system resulting in a low unemployment rate.</p>','[]','','','[{\"activity_card\":\"\",\"title\":\"Dean list\",\"short_description\":\"llove a test\",\"description\":\"test me \"},{\"activity_card\":\"\",\"title\":\"\",\"short_description\":\"\",\"description\":\"\"}]','','[]','[]','','[]','[{\"q\":\"test\",\"a\":\"test\"}]',1),(112,35,'saint-martin','Saint Martin','','',NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,'[]','\"[]\"','','[]',NULL,1),(113,36,'malta','Malta','','',NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,'[]','\"[]\"','','[]',NULL,1);

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