The Caribbean cleans up; islands show remarkable post-storm resilience

Article Abstract:

Caribbean islands staged a quick cleanup after Hurricane Georges battered the region in Sep 1998. Rapid post-storm recovery is necessary because tourism is responsible for 25% of the regional economy. The winter tourism season is not expected to be affected by the hurricane.

Economic aspects, Environmental aspects

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What the hurricanes left behind: your guide to the Caribbean winter

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Hurricanes Marilyn and Luis hit the Caribbean regions in late 1995 10 days apart and destroyed tourist facilities in many islands. St. Thomas and St. Martin were the hardest hit. Assessments of the damage to tourist facilities in the other islands are presented.

Reports, Natural disasters

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Caribbean 1-2-3

Article Abstract:

Advice on choosing the most appropriate Caribbean island is presented. Recommendations for cruise ships, villa-rental agencies and hotels are made.

Planning, Vacations, Description and travel, Caribbean Sea

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