For the longest time, St. Martin Island has been facing various tourism-related hurdles, including overcrowding, rampant litter accumulation, and the deterioration of coral reefs, leading to ongoing ...

The popular vacation island was decimated by the Category 5 storm. — -- Aerial photos from St. Martin show the serious damage the popular vacation destination sustained as a result of Hurricane ...

Valerie Damaseau, who is the Honorable Commissioner of Tourism and Culture represented the French side of the island of St. Martin and provided journalists at the recently concluded Caribbean Tourism ...

Local experts weigh in on how to explore the Caribbean island. Philipsburg, the capital of St. Maarten, is a charming town worthy of exploration. You can spend a day strolling the boardwalk, admiring ...

The spirit of the island of Saint Martin is characterized by levity, music and joie de vivre. Travelers can expect a welcoming experience no matter where they decide to stay; however, that decision ...

"Good morning, good morning," I said as I boarded a bus in St. Maarten recently for the short ride from Maho Beach to Philipsburg. The five passengers already aboard mumbled greetings in kind as I ...

Nestled at the crossroads of the Caribbean, St. Maarten stands as a gateway to an archipelago of treasures, offering travelers an unparalleled opportunity to explore multiple islands with remarkable ...

Saint Martin's Island — often romanticised as Bangladesh's "coral island" — is today a fragile, degraded ecosystem pushed to the edge by decades of governmental neglect, unregulated development, and ...

DHAKA, Bangladesh (Daily Star/ANN) -- St. Martin's Island, the darling of travelers at home and abroad, hasn't been doing well lately, as its endangered coral species -- vital for maintaining the ...

Logistics tend to bump up the price of visiting the Caribbean. But the dual-nation island of Dutch St. Maarten and French St. Martin offers an advantage: It’s a transportation hub for the Leeward ...

Left: Saint Martin, the French side of the island, where travelers can hope for a serene, quite getaway. Right: Sint Maarten, the Dutch side of the island, with bars, casinos and an active nightlife.