Caribbean Beat voted best inflight magazine at World Travel Awards
The magazine is further nominated as the World’s Leading Inflight Magazine 2026, with voting open until 9 November
Homepage Slider, Festivals and Events
31 October, 2026
Shelly-Ann Inniss on the major festivals, holidays, and celebrations across the region this November and December
Homepage Slider, Festivals and Events, Guyana
31 October, 2026
Shelly-Ann Inniss explores the traditions behind Guyana’s annual Diwali motorcades and the men and women who create the massive floats that delight the waiting crowds year after year
Homepage Slider, Travel, Antigua and Barbuda
31 October, 2026
Discover the natural history that makes the Caribbean region so special
Homepage Slider, Music, History, People, Jamaica
31 October, 2026
Nigel Campbell reflects on half a century spent with Bob Marley and the Wailers’ Rastaman Vibration, how the record has held up and whether the world was really ready for ‘rebel music’
By Caribbean Beat ● News & Online Exclusives
The magazine is further nominated as the World’s Leading Inflight Magazine 2026, with voting open until 9 November
By Caribbean Beat ● Issue 197 (November/December 2026)
Postcards from the Caribbean’s most extraordinary places
By Nigel Campbell ● Issue 197 (November/December 2026)
This month’s listening picks from the Caribbean — featuring reviews by Nigel Campbell of new music by Ahmed Dickinson Cárdenas; Jacques Schwarz-Bart; Various artists from the Antiyano Progresivo compilation; and Dillcutta
By Shivanee Ramlochan ● Issue 197 (November/December 2026)
This month’s reading picks from the Caribbean, with reviews by Shivanee Ramlochan of Seabeast by Rajiv Mohabir; Caribbean Herbalism: Traditional Wisdom and Modern Herbal Healing by Aleya Fraser; The Angel at the Gates by Karen Lord; and Big Man by Dean Atta
By Shelly-Ann Inniss ● Issue 197 (November/December 2026)
Shelly-Ann Inniss covers Haitian artist Edouard Duval-Carrié’s retrospective, curated by Pulitzer Prize-winning Haitian-American visual historian Carl-Philippe Juste, which explores Haiti’s history and identity through themes of migration, memory, Vodou and the cultural ties between Haiti and Africa
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Giselle Laronde-West on the evolution of Martiniquan fashion designer Evelyne René-Corail Valleray, from strictly custom work to her ready-to-wear label, K’VALLS
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One last look of distinct Caribbean landscapes and experiences
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The magazine is further nominated as the World’s Leading Inflight Magazine 2026, with voting open until 9 November
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The Caribbean and its diaspora form a curatorial throughline across the fair, anchored by María Elena Ortiz’s Focus section and extending into gallery presentations, performance and the wider programme
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Discover the natural history that makes the Caribbean region so special
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As Tobago Carnival (30 October–1 November) celebrates its fifth anniversary, Shelly-Ann Inniss highlights how this scintillating celebration has become a must-do for Caribbean carnival lovers
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This month’s listening picks from the Caribbean — featuring reviews by Nigel Campbell of new music by Kaiso Street Collective; Kelissa; David Rudder; Shaggy; Krisirie; and TRISHES
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