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Canoe Beach Bar is the ideal place to spend the day or evening - with a quiet beach, cozy couches, rum punch specials, free wireless internet, and an affordable menu.

Rum is a historically important ingredient in tropical drinks. When combined with fresh fruits and juices, it serves as the ideal summer cocktail.

More than 50 years after the "Polynesian" restaurant fad hit its heyday, the influence of great bartender Don the Beachcomber can still be felt.

One of 2008's most underrated gems sees Colin Farell back in the right direction after several high profile missteps.

Make any bowl game celebration super by mixing up one of these football themed cocktails, just for two or for the whole crowd.

Taverns in colonial Boston were more than places to drink, eat, or meet friends. Taverns had many roles. It's hard to imagine the town functioning without them.

Rum drinks seem to go hand-in-hand with warm days and breezy nights. Why not try out these great summer cocktail recipes?

When trying to find the perfect cocktail for your Thanksgiving feast, you'll be thankful to find these festive drinks.

Elmore Leonard, one of America's greatest writers, has a present for lovers of quality writing - a new book containing characters from three of his best books.

Eat and drink your way through history at the Gadsby's Tavern, now part of the American Whisky Trail, that witnessed much of the US's early history firsthand.

Feria Santuranticuy in Cusco, Peru every December 24th has become one of the largest craft fairs in South America.

One of the best luxury resorts in the Caribbean, Nisbet Plantation, gives a free Christmas night to week-long guests. This holiday travel deal is one of several offered.

Jamaica's beaches and all-inclusive resorts are a tourist's paradise. Try these little-known alternatives for a deeper look at the island's latest treasures.

Asa Wright Nature Center in Trinidad, Tobago's Arnos Vale Hotel and other Caribbean resorts near sanctuaries offer ideal overnight accommodations for 24/7 birdwatching.

The entire Caribbean was under one giant roof in New York City. Patrons were offered a lot of rum and delicious bites from the white sand shores.

St. Lucia's dual volcanic peaks, Les Pitons, continue to delight visitors, including Oprah Winfrey. The Windward Island in Caribbean reminds many travelers of Hawaii.

Nestled on Fulton Street, this restaurant is steps away from the busy street where diners can indulge in Caribbean soul cooking at it's best.

Many Caribbean dishes contain the history of the region: from French influences to English hints. What dominates are the Indian and Chinese influences on the food.

Grand Cayman is a small island with a big heart. This jewel in the Caribbean holds friendly people and excellent facilities for the perfect vacation.

Christmas traditions today in the U.S. have certain underlying themes that originated from the first Dutch and British settlers of New Jersey in the early 1700s.

Jamaica is known for some of the tastiest food in the world. Widely popular for spicy cuisine and signature dishes such as jerk chicken and pork.

Gingerbread Margaritas, Ho Ho Ho and a Bottle of Rum Punch, Santa Baby Sangria and The Naughty or Nice give a new twist to holiday cocktails.

Barbados, the easternmost Caribbean island, is home to friendly life-loving Bajans. Mount Gay Rum's popular tour is a good introduction to the island's best-known export.

For those desiring the epitome of luxury St. Thomas has to offer, the Ritz Carlton is a tranquil, coastal paradise set against turquoise waters and white sand beaches.

For most, bitters is nothing more than an off-beat ingredient mentioned in old books or movies. If you fall into that category, you're missing out!

The men who took part in Pope Day, a celebration of British patriotism, were the same men who rioted in defiance of British authority.

Quentin Tarantino is the modern master of the conversation piece; never failing to provide audiences with something to talk about; through keen and provocative dialogue.

Tobago has it all, sun, sand and sea, but nothing beats enjoying the tasty Caribbean food while listening to the music of a steel pan band.

Called the nature island of the Caribbean, Dominica sees fewer visitors than other nations in the area. Those who visit will be impressed with the island's scenery.