The Caribbean/Mexico hotel development pipeline comprises 131 hotels totalling 17,923 rooms, according to the November 2011 STR Construction Pipeline Report. Among the region’s countries, Haiti reported the largest expected growth (45.0 percent) if all 753 rooms in the total active pipeline open. Other countries to report a significant growth in existing supply: Anguilla (+28.8 percent with 220 …
Tiny Antigua and Barbuda have knocked out Haiti and scored more goals than any other side in CONCACAF, leading captain George Dublin to ask a valid question: “Why can’t we go to the World Cup?”
Tiny Antigua and Barbuda have knocked out Haiti and scored more goals than any other side in CONCACAF, leading captain George Dublin to ask a valid question: “Why can’t we go to the World Cup?”
The 2014 World Cup dreams of former finalists Haiti and Trinidad & Tobago came to a shock end on Friday as all six berths in the first phase of the Concacaf qualifiers were taken with a round of matches to spare.
Fancied sides Trinidad and Tobago and Haiti tumbled out of qualifying on Friday, while El Salvador, Antigua and Barbuda, Canada and Guyana all had evenings to savour.
Kerry Skepple scored in the 83rd minute to give Antigua & Barbuda a vital 1-0 win over Haiti in a World Cup qualifier on Friday. The result meant Antigua clinched a spot in the four-team semifinal group that starts play in June and also includes the United States, Jamaica and Guatemala. The top two nations from that group advance to the six-nation final group that begins play in 2013.
ST. JOHN’S, Antigua — Kerry Skepple scored in the 83rd minute and Antigua & Barbuda beat Haiti 1-0 in a World Cup qualifier on Friday night. “Scoring goals is my job so once the coach put me put me on the pitch the only expectation, once I get the opportunity, is to make use of it,” Skepple said. Antigua clinched a spot in the four-team semifinal group that starts play in June and also includes …
The private beach resort in Haiti is a mainstay of the line’s Western Caribbean trips.
DAVID McFADDEN Associated Press KINGSTON, Jamaica The bodies of 10 Haitians were recovered from the ocean off the Turks and Caicos Islands on Sunday after the captain of a smuggler’s boat forced the illegal migrants into a rickety, overloaded boat near the reef-fringed shoreline, officials said. Kendol Morgan, a government spokesman for the U.K. Caribbean dependency, said at least 10 migrants …
The Caribbean Catastrophe Risk Insurance Facility (CCRIF) announced that, “while Hurricane Irene resulted in registered losses in six of its member countries (Anguilla, Antigua & Barbuda, the Bahamas, Haiti, St. Kitts & Nevis and the Turks & Caicos Islands), none …