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AI is already changing the Caribbean. Is the region ready?

From tourism and banking to education and small business, artificial intelligence is transforming how the Caribbean works, creates and competes. But while the opportunities are growing, so are the questions around skills, trust and responsible adoption.

Our latest feature explores how AI in the Caribbean is reshaping industries and what businesses, governments and professionals need to do to stay ahead.

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From a backyard aloe vera plant to a growing Grenadian beauty brand. 🌿🇬🇩

What started as one mother’s search for a natural solution for her own hair has grown into Naturalique Explozion, a handcrafted hair care line proudly made in Grenada. Founder Johnisha Calliste-Richardson is now using the momentum of the Grenada Diaspora Homecoming Marketplace to introduce her products to Grenadians abroad and pursue regional growth.

Discover how one simple backyard plant became the foundation of a business built on resilience, craftsmanship and Caribbean entrepreneurship.

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Naturalique Explozion Hair Care Line: A Personal Journey Discover the Naturalique Explozion Hair Care Line, born from a passion for aloe vera and crafted for soft, manageable hair.

🚨 Eight years later, Fever is still making history.

Jamaican dancehall icon Vybz Kartel has earned UK Gold certification for his 2016 hit “Fever,” proving the track’s lasting global appeal. The latest milestone adds another chapter to one of dancehall’s most successful songs.

Read how Vybz Kartel Fever UK continues to break records and why the hit remains a fan favourite around the world.

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Vybz Kartel’s “Fever” Achieves Gold Certification in the UK Vybz Kartel’s "Fever" earns Gold certification in the UK, celebrating its iconic status and impact in dancehall music.

Food is becoming one of the Caribbean’s most powerful travel drivers. 🌴🍽️

From doubles in Trinidad and Tobago and jerk in Jamaica to cocoa experiences in Grenada and fish fries in Barbados, travellers are increasingly discovering Caribbean destinations through flavour, culture and the stories behind the plate.

As culinary tourism continues to shape travel decisions, the Caribbean has an opportunity to turn its markets, street food, restaurants, farms, festivals and local traditions into even stronger reasons to visit.

Could food be the Caribbean’s next major tourism advantage?

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How Caribbean Food Experiences Are Becoming Travel Drivers Explore Caribbean food experiences that offer locals flavors and unforgettable culinary adventures during your travels.

🇬🇩 Grenada’s Diaspora Homecoming 2026 has been deemed a “tremendous success,” with Grenadians from around the world returning home to reconnect, invest and contribute to the country’s future.

Grenada Tourism Authority Chairman Randall Dolland says the Homecoming is also connected to the country’s long-term Vision 75 goals, with the diaspora playing an important role in investment, knowledge sharing and human capital development.

Could this model reshape how Caribbean nations engage their global communities?

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Diaspora Homecoming 2026 Deemed A “Tremendous Success” Discover the impact of Diaspora Homecoming 2026 on Grenada, fostering reconnection and economic growth during the tourism low season.

Grenada’s Prime Minister has issued a bold call to the diaspora: help build the country’s next 25 years.

Speaking at the Diaspora Homecoming Forum and Marketplace, Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell outlined a wide-ranging vision for Grenada’s future, calling for diaspora expertise, investment and partnership across renewable energy, FinTech, housing, agriculture and financial services.

From geothermal exploration and modernising Grenada’s financial ecosystem to creating new approaches to housing and adding greater value to the country’s agricultural products, the message was clear: Grenada’s diaspora has a critical role to play in shaping the country’s future.

What does this vision mean for Grenada and its diaspora?

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Grenada's Prime Minister Outlines Vision 75 Agenda Explore Grenada's Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell's vision for national transformation in his dynamic keynote address.

New investment opportunities are opening up for Grenadian entrepreneurs and developers.

At its latest Symposium Series event in Gouyave, IMA Grenada brought the conversation on Grenada investment migration and local economic opportunity directly to the community, highlighting how Grenadian-led projects can better access investment capital through the Enhanced Local Developers Participation Initiative.

What opportunities could this create for Grenadian entrepreneurs?

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IMA Grenada Symposium Series Boosting Innovation Discover insights from the IMA Grenada Symposium at Gouyave, highlighting local participation in investment migration ventures.

Two islands. Two completely different Caribbean experiences. 🇰🇳✨

St. Kitts and Nevis is a Caribbean twin-island destination where history, adventure and island energy meet quiet beaches, lush landscapes and slow luxury.

Explore the historic landmarks, scenic trails and lively beach bars of St. Kitts, then cross the water to Nevis for tranquillity, heritage and a slower pace of island life.

Whether you’re planning a romantic escape, a wellness retreat or a Caribbean adventure, this destination offers the best of both worlds.

Discover why St. Kitts and Nevis deserves a place on your travel list. Read the full Destination Spotlight:

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Destination Spotlight: St. Kitts and Nevis Explore Destination Spotlight: St. Kitts and Nevis, where vibrant culture meets serene beauty in the Caribbean.

Grenada’s Prime Minister has issued a bold call to the diaspora: help build the country’s next 25 years.

Speaking at the Diaspora Homecoming Forum and Marketplace, Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell outlined a wide-ranging vision for Grenada’s future, calling for diaspora expertise, investment and partnership across renewable energy, FinTech, housing, agriculture and financial services.

From geothermal exploration and modernising Grenada’s financial ecosystem to creating new approaches to housing and adding greater value to the country’s agricultural products, the message was clear: Grenada’s diaspora has a critical role to play in shaping the country’s future.

What does this vision mean for Grenada and its diaspora?

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🇬🇩 Every parish. One shared purpose. A legacy growing from the roots.

Communities across Grenada came together for National Spice Replanting Day, an islandwide initiative that brought residents, returning nationals, community groups and volunteers together to help strengthen the country’s agricultural heritage and preserve its identity as the Spice Isle.

Held as part of Grenada Diaspora Homecoming 2026 under the theme “From Roots to Legacy,” the initiative turned national pride into meaningful action, with volunteers planting for the future while honouring the deep connection between Grenada’s land, people and heritage.

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National Spice Replanting Day Mobilizes Every Parish as Volunteers Help Grow Grenada’s Spice Legacy Learn about National Spice Replanting Day and how volunteers in Grenada are renewing the island's agricultural heritage and pride.