Indholdsfortegnelse for Issue 11 i Cacique

Bienvenidos a la más reciente edición de Cacique. Es difícil de creer que durante la mayor parte del año pasado el mundo estuvo bajo confinamiento. Sin embargo, con la implementación de programas de vacunación en todo el mundo, espero que pronto veamos el renacimiento de una vida normal; una en la que podamos volver a viajar libremente, ya sea de vacaciones, por negocios o para visitar a amigos. En esta edición de Cacique celebramos lo mejor del Caribe. Nuestra “Hotlist 2021” (páginas 20-57) destaca 100 cosas para inspirar, informar y entusiasmarte acerca de nuestra maravillosa región. Desde viajes, cultura, naturaleza, comida, deporte y patrimonio hasta aventuras inolvidables y lugares increíbles donde quedarse. También descubrimos lo que significa “ser caribeño” (páginas 14-15). Para mí, una persona que resumió de qué se…

1991 Founded as InterIsland Airways by Lyndon Gardiner with a single small Cessna aircraft operating ondemand charters. 2003As part of the Turks & Caicos government’s push toward international development, the airline added several international destinations and acquired larger and faster aircraft. The company rebranded as Air Turks & Caicos, with scheduled flights to Haiti, the Dominican Republic, Jamaica and The Bahamas. 2013The company rebranded again, to become interCaribbean Airways – enabling it to embrace new opportunities across the region with interisland flights. Since then, the number of destinations the airline flies to has doubled. 2015 Launch of Cacique Rewards – the airline’s frequentflyer scheme. 2019The airline joined the jet age with the addition of a 50-seat Embraer ERJ145 aircraft to its fleet, allowing the introduction of longer flights across the region.…

The brainchild of St Lucia’s Agnes Savenok Amos, Notox Girls targets skin issues head on, using only natural and good-for-you ingredients, such as turmeric, moringa, and coconut and rosehip seed oils. “Our vision is to continue on to other islands, where more young women suffer with dark marks and discolouration because of sun exposure and using harsh chemicals on their gorgeous, sensitive skin,” said Savenok Amos. Notox’s Selfie line contains four products for your daily routine: face wash (Angel Face), toner (pH Queen), vitamin C brightening serum (Liquid Gold) and daily moisturiser (Basic B*). www.notoxgirls.com; Instagram: @notoxgirlsi…

Having lost her beloved mum to cancer a couple of years ago, Jewel Gould decided to channel those painful emotions into something positive. She started a brand that encouraged mums to take better care of themselves. The company flourished. Then along came Covid-19. “Last year I felt led to expand and to cater to women as a whole,” said Gould. “I wanted to curate a safe space and provide the vital tools for women to lead well-balanced, purpose-fuelled lives. I started my non-profit company [Balanced Women] amid the pandemic, but it was the best decision of my life.” Gould recently launched a food drive. “It was the holiday season, and I knew that this past one was extremely challenging, so I wanted to make souls smile. I came up with…

60 seconds with… eugenia O’neal We chat to the BVI-born artist, social media activist and author of Obeah, Race, and Racism: Caribbean Witchcraft in the English Imagination Your latest book traces how British writing portrayed Obeah and how that shaped the way they perceived black people. How was Obeah portrayed? In the late 1700s and early 1800s, British stories that featured Obeah in their plots often fictionalised slave rebellions. They gave white men the leading roles – heroically conquering the rebels and saving the white woman in distress. Obeah was understood as something that made rebels feel they were invulnerable. Early writers were frightened of the power of Obeah and demonised it, but, after emancipation, the tenor of the stories changed and they became more imperialistic and contemptuous in tone.…

WHY I LOVE THE CARIBBEAN Three local bloggers share their insider secrets 01 Cynthia Nelson (Tastes Like Home) tasteslikehome.org An early morning walk around the historic Garrison Savannah is the perfect start to my day. I set out when night still lingers, but soon a new day will break. Each morning, the sun gently climbs over the trees and casts gold, sometimes orange, rays first over the historic clock tower and then over the lush green of the horse track. Barbadian blackbirds, pigeons and finches tweet greetings to folks rushing off to work or relaxing beneath the trees. Grooms, trainers and jockeys are busy with strong-limbed racehorses, while the wind playfully rustles the leaves of the trees all around. 02 Riselle (The Traveling Island Girl) thetravelingislandgirl.com • @thetravelingislandgirl I’ve always…

What is your earliest childhood memory? Playing drums to a VHS tape of reggae singers in my mother’s apartment. Tell us a secret about your home country. The grapefruit originated in Barbados. Which is your favourite place in the Caribbean? Copacabana, Barbados. Where would you most like to be right now? In my studio making music and practising. How do you like to lime? Any way that involves good people and food. What would you choose to eat for your last supper? Anything from Chefette or Granny’s Restaurant in Barbados. Who would you invite to your dream dinner party? All my closest friends, plus Rihanna, The Hon. Mia Mottley, Serena Williams, Ryan Leslie, David So, Robin Sharma, Rafael Nadal, LeBron James, Drake, J. Cole, Kendrick Lamar and Jay Shetty, to…

Capture the spirit of the Caribbean in digital form. Cacique, the magazine that celebrates all things Caribbean, showcases the creativity, energy, ambition and zest for life we see across the region. Our stories aim to highlight and inspire leadership, community, entrepreneurship and endeavour. Cacique is not only available in your seat pocket, you can also find it online. It’s free, so don’t forget to tell your family and friends. This is your magazine. To ensure you never miss a copy, join our mailing list at caciquemagazine.com and we’ll send each issue direct to your inbox.…

Meet the Kalmar Essential Range of forklifts, empty container handlers, reachstackers and terminal tractors. Built on Kalmar’s proven and tested G-Generation platform, you will get a robust, reliable and efficient machine that provides market leading service intervals. Contact us for your cargo handling needs! We are your premier construction and industrial equipment and power systems distributor based in Puerto Rico and Barbados, serving with excellence our customers throughout the Caribbean. (787) 792-4300 info@rimcocat.com www.rimcocat.com…

Answering the call to make face coverings that are both comfortable and reusable, many local fashion designers have expanded their ranges to include masks, each with their own twist. Jeremy Payne of Fashion is Payne has always made face masks, as props for his photoshoots. But, with the outbreak of Covid-19, he expanded his selection to include more fashionable designs. Made from cotton, with a sewnin fusible filter, each mask is machine washable and features a unique print, resulting in a product that is both safe and cool to wear. Order at fashionispayne@gmail.com…

1 Facing the Sun (Simon & Schuster) by Janice Lynn Mather The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants meets The Education of Margot Sanchez in this Caribbean-set story about four friends who experience unexpected changes in their lives during the summer, when a hotel developer purchases their community’s beloved beach. 2 The Mermaid of Black Conch: A Love Story (Peepal Tree Press) by Monique Roffey It’s April 1976 on St Constance, a tiny Caribbean village on the island of Black Conch, at the start of the rainy season. David, a fisherman who sings in his pirogue while waiting for a catch, attracts Aycayia, a beautiful young woman cursed by jealous wives to live as a mermaid, who has been swimming the Caribbean Sea for centuries. 3 Freedom, We Sing (Flying Eye…

BAGGAGE Every customer travelling on an interCaribbean flight is entitled to one piece of cabin baggage which must comply with the dimensions 14 in x 16 in x 9 in and must weigh no more than 10 lb. Free checked baggage is also available, but is determined by the fare class purchased. If free checked baggage is not included in your fare, it can be purchased separately. For checked baggage, the maximum dimensions are 62 linear inches (158 cm) and 70 lb. Any baggage larger than this may incur extra charges and might not be guaranteed on your flight. Any luggage heavier than 70 lb will not be accepted as checked luggage. CHECK-IN Airport check-in opens two hours before scheduled flight time. Check-in and baggage acceptance closes 30 minutes before…

EMBRAER ERJ 145 Manufacturer: Embraer Crew: Two pilots plus a flight attendant Seats: 50 Length: 98 ft / 29.87 metres Wingspan: 64 ft 9 in / 20.04 metres Height: 22 ft 2 in / 6.76 metres Empty weight: 22,061 lb / 10,007 kg Loaded weight: 48,501 lb / 22,000 kg Engines: Two x Rolls-Royce AE 3007 Cruise speed: 430 knots, 495 mph / 796 km/h Range: Up to 2,873 km Service ceiling: 37,000 ft / 11,277 metres EMBRAER EMB 120 ‘BRASILIA’ Manufacturer: Embraer Crew: Two pilots plus a flight attendant Seats: 30 Length: 65 ft 7 1/2 in / 20 metres Wingspan: 64 ft 10 3/4 in / 19.78 metres Height: 20 ft 10 in / 6.35 metres Empty weight: 15,586 lb / 7,070 kg Loaded weight: 26,433 lb /…

ELECTRONIC ENTRY TO DOMINICAN REPUBLIC Effective 1 February, the Dominican Republic has changed to an electronic system for entry into the country as a mandatory requirement. This replaces the previous paper-based system To find out more or to complete your electronic entry form, go to https:// eticket. migracion. gob.do/ SANTIAGO DE CUBA BAGGAGE ALLOWANCE Passengers may now only carry one checked bag on flights to Santiago de Cuba, up to a weight of 50lb (23kg). Customers wishing to check in up to 70lb will incur an additional fee of US$50 plus taxes. ON INSTAGRAM Follow us on Instagram to find out about our destinations, hear our latest news and learn about our offers.…

RICHARD CARRINGTON EXECUTIVE CREATIVE DIRECTOR, TRINIDAD & TOBAGO “To me, being Caribbean means that I’m a child of the world. We come from a bit of everything and everywhere, and this is reflected in so much of who we are: our culture, especially our music and food, the way we speak and even our appearance – I’m proud to be a part of such a unique blend.” INSTAGRAM: @RICHMONDWANTED TREVAUN SOLOMON ENTREPRENEUR, ANTIGUA & BARBUDA “BEING CARIBBEAN MEANS EATING SALTFISH AND DUMPLINGS. IT MEANS BEING PART OF ONE LARGE FAMILY CONNECTED BY A BODY OF WATER. MOST IMPORTANTLY, IT MEANS SHARING ONE’S IDENTITY THAT IS [EASILY] RECOGNISED EVERYWHERE.” DESTINY DEJESUS PUERTO RICO AND CUBA “It means ‘to have strength’. Boriquas have been resisting, stepping up and demanding change for years.…

Legendary Jamaican entrepreneur, Gordon ‘Butch’ Stewart, one of the hospitality industry’s most vibrant personalities and founder of Sandals Resorts International, has died at the age of 79. An unstoppable force, who delighted in defying the odds by exceeding expectations, Stewart singlehandedly built the world’s most-awarded vacation brand from one resort in Jamaica to over two dozen distinct resorts and villas throughout the Caribbean. A son of Jamaica, Stewart was born in Kingston on 6 July 1941 and grew up along the island’s north coast, now home to several of his Luxury Included® Sandals and Beaches Resorts, and where his love of the sea, dominoes and free enterprise were sown. Certain from the start that he wanted to run his own company, at the tender age of 12 Stewart first stepped…