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Caribbean Beat — September/October 2018 (#153)

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<strong>Caribbean</strong><strong>Beat</strong><br />

An MEP publication<br />

72 explore<br />

Falling for Havana<br />

The Cuban capital has its gritty side,<br />

writes Donna Yawching, but few<br />

cities in the world have such an aura<br />

of glamour, fascinating history, and<br />

energetic spirit<br />

80 in the bag<br />

“in my dreams, my travel<br />

journals look like<br />

illuminated manuscripts”<br />

Georgia Popplewell explains why a<br />

good notebook is an essential in her<br />

luggage<br />

ENGAGE<br />

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Tobago and International<br />

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Business Development<br />

Barbados Sales Representative<br />

Representative, Trinidad<br />

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82 Green<br />

jaws of life<br />

Pop culture has given sharks an<br />

undeservedly scary reputation. What’s<br />

truly frightening, reports Erline<br />

Andrews, is a sea without sharks, vital<br />

for a healthy marine ecosystem. And<br />

after decades of neglect, the countries<br />

of the <strong>Caribbean</strong> are finally waking up to<br />

the importance of shark conservation<br />

<strong>—</strong> for the environment, but also for their<br />

economies<br />

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86 on this day<br />

a plague from above<br />

It’s not just a story from the Bible: thirty<br />

years ago, thanks to unprecedented<br />

weather conditions, a massive swarm of<br />

locusts crossed the Atlantic and ended<br />

up in the <strong>Caribbean</strong>. James Ferguson<br />

investigates how, and what became of<br />

them<br />

88 puzzles<br />

Enjoy our crossword, sudoku, and<br />

other brain-teasers!<br />

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<strong>Caribbean</strong> <strong>Beat</strong> is published six times a year for <strong>Caribbean</strong> Airlines by Media & Editorial Projects Ltd. It is also available on<br />

subscription. Copyright © <strong>Caribbean</strong> Airlines <strong>2018</strong>. All rights reserved. ISSN 1680–6158. No part of this magazine may be<br />

reproduced in any form whatsoever without the written permission of the publisher. MEP accepts no responsibility for<br />

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Website: www.caribbean-airlines.com<br />

96 classic<br />

A dip into <strong>Caribbean</strong> <strong>Beat</strong>’s archives:<br />

Caroline Taylor discovers it’s a brown<br />

world, where a mixed-race Trini can<br />

pass for <strong>—</strong> well, almost anything, it<br />

seems<br />

The <strong>Caribbean</strong> Airlines logo shows a hummingbird in flight. Native to the <strong>Caribbean</strong>, the hummingbird represents<br />

flight, travel, vibrancy, and colour. It encompasses the spirit of both the region and <strong>Caribbean</strong> Airlines.<br />

WWW.CARIBBEAN-AIRLINES.COM<br />

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