Wellness & Recovery Travel: A new 14-day “Ultimate New Mexico Road Trip: Albuquerque, Taos & Santa Fe” from Journeyscape leans into slower, more meaningful travel, with stops tied to relaxation and wellbeing—like Ojo Caliente’s natural soaking experience, plus stargazing and scenic park visits. Public Health Policy: Minister Claret Connor used remarks at the UN Global Compact High-Level Forum to push sustainable procurement as a development tool for small islands, framing purchasing decisions as a way governments can turn public spending into measurable outcomes for people.
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Wellness Travel (New Mexico): Journeyscape has launched a new 14-day self-drive “Ultimate New Mexico Road Trip” focused on slower, more meaningful travel—starting in Albuquerque and ending in Santa Fe—with stops including White Sands, Carlsbad Caverns, Mesilla, Taos, and UNESCO-listed Chaco Culture. The itinerary also builds in health-leaning downtime such as a relaxing soak at Ojo Caliente, plus stargazing and a visit to Georgia O’Keeffe’s home. Public Health & Sustainable Procurement (UNGA 81): Minister Claret Connor spoke at the UN Global Compact High-Level Forum, calling sustainable procurement a development tool for small island states like Sint Maarten—framing it as a way to turn public spending into measurable outcomes. The session included the official launch of a Sustainable Procurement Implementation Framework meant to help governments and companies embed sustainability into purchasing decisions.
Wellness Travel: Journeyscape has launched a new 14-day “Ultimate New Mexico Road Trip” built around slow travel, with relaxed pacing and longer stays in places like Albuquerque, Taos and Santa Fe, plus nature and recovery-friendly stops such as White Sands National Park, Carlsbad Caverns and a soak at Ojo Caliente, one of North America’s oldest natural health resorts. Public Health & Sustainability: Minister Claret Connor, speaking at the UN Global Compact High-Level Forum during UNGA 81, framed sustainable procurement as a development tool for small island states, highlighting the official launch of a Sustainable Procurement Implementation Framework aimed at helping governments and companies bake sustainability into purchasing decisions.
Wellness & Travel: A new 14-day “Ultimate New Mexico Road Trip” from Journeyscape is built around slow travel, with longer stays and local immersion—featuring White Sands, Carlsbad Caverns, Taos culture, Chaco Culture National Historical Park, and a visit to Ojo Caliente, one of North America’s oldest natural health resorts. Public Health Policy: Minister Claret Connor used remarks at the UN Global Compact High-Level Forum to push sustainable procurement as a development tool for small island states, highlighting the new Sustainable Procurement Implementation Framework and framing procurement as a way to turn public spending into measurable outcomes for people.
Wellness Travel (New Mexico): Journeyscape has launched a 14-day “Ultimate New Mexico Road Trip” built around slow travel, with a relaxed pace from Albuquerque to Santa Fe. The route spotlights White Sands, Carlsbad Caverns, Mesilla, Taos, and Chaco Culture National Historical Park, plus experiences like the Sandia Peak Aerial Tramway, artisan walking tours, chocolate tasting, stargazing, a Georgia O’Keeffe visit, a New Mexican cooking class, and a soaking stop at Ojo Caliente—described as one of North America’s oldest natural health resorts. Public Health & Sustainability (UN): Minister Claret Connor, speaking for Sint Maarten’s Prime Minister, addressed the UN Global Compact High-Level Forum on sustainable procurement, calling procurement a development tool—especially for small island states—and highlighting the launch of a Sustainable Procurement Implementation Framework aimed at helping governments and companies embed sustainability into purchasing decisions.
Wellness Travel: Journeyscape launched a new 14-day self-drive “Ultimate New Mexico Road Trip” focused on slower, more meaningful travel—starting in Albuquerque and ending in Santa Fe—with stops including White Sands, Carlsbad Caverns, Taos, and UNESCO-listed Chaco Culture. The plan builds in culture and community time, plus wellness-style downtime such as a relaxing soak at Ojo Caliente, described as one of North America’s oldest natural health resorts. Public Health & Policy: Minister Claret Connor used remarks at the UN Global Compact High-Level Forum (UNGA 81) to back sustainable procurement as a development tool—especially for small island states—highlighting how purchasing decisions can translate public resources into measurable outcomes. The session also featured the launch of a Sustainable Procurement Implementation Framework aimed at helping governments and companies bake sustainability into procurement.
Wellness Travel: A new 14-day self-drive “Ultimate New Mexico Road Trip: Albuquerque, Taos & Santa Fe” is being marketed for slower, more meaningful travel, with stops that include White Sands, Carlsbad Caverns, Chaco Culture National Historical Park, and a natural-health-style soak at Ojo Caliente—plus cooking and artisan experiences aimed at deeper local immersion. Global Health Policy: Minister Claret Connor, speaking at the UN Global Compact High-Level Forum during UNGA 81, backed sustainable procurement as a development tool—especially for small island states—highlighting the Sustainable Procurement Implementation Framework as a way to help governments and companies build sustainability into purchasing decisions.
Global Health & Procurement: Minister of Public Health, Social Development and Labor Claret Connor spoke at the UN General Assembly’s Global Compact High-Level Forum, calling sustainable procurement a “development tool” that helps governments turn public spending into measurable outcomes—especially for small island states. Sustainable Supply Chains: Connor highlighted the official launch of a Sustainable Procurement Implementation Framework, described as a global public good for governments and a practical way for companies to build sustainability into procurement decisions and operations. Regional Representation: He delivered the remarks on behalf of Prime Minister Dr. Luc F.E. Mercelina, who stayed in Sint Maarten to handle urgent local matters.
Travel & Wellness Lifestyle: Explora Journeys has announced its 2026–27 Caribbean season, with sailings that include Saint Barthélemy alongside Saint Lucia and the British Virgin Islands, aiming to make island-hopping feel effortless for guests who want resort-style comfort without constant packing or complex travel plans. New Routes: EXPLORA I is set to start Caribbean voyages from Miami on November 17, 2026 (after a transatlantic trip from Barcelona), while the newly launched EXPLORA III will debut in the region after departing Québec City on October 15, traveling along the Atlantic coast and reaching San Juan, Puerto Rico, on November 1. On-Brand Positioning: The cruise line frames the program around experiencing “no single Caribbean,” highlighting different cultures and landscapes as part of a smooth, multi-destination journey.
Travel & Wellness Lifestyle: Explora Journeys announced its 2026-27 Caribbean season, with voyages from mid-October 2026 through March 2027 that include Saint Barthélemy alongside Saint Lucia and the British Virgin Islands. On-Island Focus: The cruise line says it’s built for “resort-style service” and spacious stays, aiming to let guests visit multiple destinations without constant packing or complicated transfers—an approach that may appeal to travelers planning lighter, more wellness-friendly routines while staying on island. Route Updates: EXPLORA I starts Caribbean sailings from Miami on November 17, 2026, after a transatlantic crossing from Barcelona, while newly launched EXPLORA III debuts regionally after departing Québec City on October 15, reaching San Juan, Puerto Rico, on November 1.
Travel & Wellness Lifestyle: Explora Journeys has announced its 2026–27 Caribbean season, with voyages that include Saint Barthélemy among other popular stops like Saint Lucia and the British Virgin Islands, running from mid-October 2026 through March 2027. On-Island Convenience: The cruise concept is built around “resort-style” comfort and spacious stays, aiming to let guests visit multiple destinations without constant packing or complicated transfers—an approach that can support a more relaxed routine while traveling. New Ship Routes: EXPLORA I will start Caribbean sailings from Miami on November 17, 2026, after a transatlantic crossing from Barcelona, while newly launched EXPLORA III will debut in the region after departing Québec City on October 15, reaching San Juan, Puerto Rico by November 1.
Travel & Wellness Lifestyle: Explora Journeys has announced its 2026–27 Caribbean season, with voyages running from mid-October 2026 through March 2027 and including Saint Barthélemy among other stops like Saint Lucia and the British Virgin Islands. On-Island Focus: The cruise plan is built for “resort-style” comfort and spacious stays, aiming to let travelers enjoy multiple destinations without constant packing or complicated transfers—an approach that may appeal to visitors planning a more relaxed, health-minded holiday. New Routes: EXPLORA I starts Caribbean sailings from Miami on November 17, 2026, while newly launched EXPLORA III debuts in the region after departing Québec City on October 15 and reaching San Juan, Puerto Rico, on November 1.
Travel & Wellness Lifestyle: Explora Journeys has announced its 2026-27 Caribbean season, with voyages that include Saint Barthélemy alongside Saint Lucia and the British Virgin Islands, running from mid-October 2026 through March 2027. Local Tourism Spotlight: The cruise plan is built around “resort-style” comfort and spacious accommodation, aiming to let guests visit multiple islands without constant packing or complicated transfers—an approach that may appeal to health-minded travelers looking for low-stress routines while staying active and outdoors. Itinerary Updates: EXPLORA I departs Miami on November 17, 2026, after a transatlantic crossing from Barcelona, while newly launched EXPLORA III begins its regional debut after leaving Québec City on October 15, sailing down the Atlantic and reaching San Juan, Puerto Rico, on November 1.
Travel & Wellness Lifestyle: Explora Journeys has announced its 2026–27 Caribbean season, with voyages that include Saint Barthélemy alongside Saint Lucia and the British Virgin Islands, aiming to let guests experience multiple islands with less hassle between stops. Local Relevance: The cruise schedule highlights Saint Barthélemy as a featured destination, with EXPLORA I starting Caribbean sailings from Miami on November 17, 2026, and EXPLORA III debuting in the region after departing Québec City on October 15 and reaching San Juan, Puerto Rico, on November 1. On-Board Comfort: The programme is positioned as “resort-style” with spacious accommodation and smoother travel logistics—an approach that may appeal to travelers planning health-conscious routines while still exploring.
Travel & Wellness Lifestyle: Explora Journeys announced its 2026-27 Caribbean season, with voyages from mid-October 2026 through March 2027 that include Saint Barthélemy alongside Saint Lucia and the British Virgin Islands. Local Spotlight: The cruise line positions the itinerary as an easy way to visit multiple islands without frequent packing or complicated transfers, pairing “resort-style service” with spacious accommodation—an angle that fits travelers looking for a calmer, wellness-friendly pace. New Routes: EXPLORA I starts Caribbean sailings from Miami on November 17, 2026 after a transatlantic trip from Barcelona, while newly launched EXPLORA III heads to the region after departing Québec City on October 15, reaching San Juan, Puerto Rico on November 1.
Travel & Wellness Lifestyle: Explora Journeys has announced its 2026–27 Caribbean season, with voyages that include Saint Barthélemy among other popular stops like Saint Lucia and the British Virgin Islands. Local Spotlight: The cruise program is designed to let guests experience multiple islands with less hassle—more “resort-style” comfort and spacious stays, plus the convenience of visiting several destinations without constant packing or complex travel plans. Season Timing: EXPLORA I starts Caribbean sailings from Miami on November 17, 2026, while newly launched EXPLORA III debuts in the region after departing Québec City on October 15 and reaching San Juan, Puerto Rico, on November 1.
Travel & Wellness Lifestyle: Explora Journeys has announced its 2026–27 Caribbean season, with voyages from mid-October 2026 through March 2027 that include Saint Barthélemy alongside Saint Lucia and the British Virgin Islands. On-Island Relevance: The cruise plan is built for “resort-style” comfort and spacious stays, aiming to let guests visit multiple destinations without constant packing or complicated transfers—an approach many travelers prefer when planning a healthier, lower-stress holiday. New Ship Routes: EXPLORA I starts Caribbean sailings from Miami on November 17, 2026, while newly launched EXPLORA III debuts in the region after departing Québec City on October 15, reaching San Juan, Puerto Rico, on November 1.
Travel & Wellness Lifestyle: Explora Journeys has announced its 2026-27 Caribbean season, with voyages running from mid-October 2026 through March 2027 and including a stop in Saint Barthélemy alongside Saint Lucia and the British Virgin Islands. On-Island Focus: The cruise plan is built for “resort-style” comfort and spacious stays, aiming to let guests experience multiple islands without constant packing or complicated transfers. New Routes: EXPLORA I starts Caribbean sailings from Miami on November 17, 2026, while the newly launched EXPLORA III debuts in the region after departing Québec City on October 15 and reaching San Juan, Puerto Rico, on November 1.
Travel & Wellness Lifestyle: Explora Journeys has announced its 2026–27 Caribbean season, with voyages from mid-October 2026 through March 2027 that include Saint Barthélemy alongside Saint Lucia and the British Virgin Islands. Local Spotlight: The cruise plan positions Saint Barthélemy as a key stop within a multi-island itinerary, aimed at letting guests experience more without constant packing or complicated transfers. Onboard Comfort: The programme is built around “resort-style” service and spacious accommodation, with the promise of smooth, low-friction travel across different Caribbean destinations. Route Updates: EXPLORA I starts Caribbean sailings from Miami on November 17, 2026, while newly launched EXPLORA III debuts in the region after departing Québec City on October 15 and reaching San Juan, Puerto Rico, on November 1.
Travel & Wellness Lifestyle: Explora Journeys has announced its 2026-27 Caribbean season, with voyages that include Saint Barthélemy alongside Saint Lucia and the British Virgin Islands from mid-October 2026 through March 2027. On-Island Focus: The cruise line positions the trips as “resort-style” and low-hassle—visiting multiple destinations without frequent packing—aimed at travelers who want a smoother routine while still getting variety. New Routes: EXPLORA I starts Caribbean sailings from Miami on November 17, 2026 (after a transatlantic crossing from Barcelona), while newly launched EXPLORA III debuts regionally after departing Québec City on October 15, traveling down the Atlantic coast and reaching San Juan, Puerto Rico, on November 1.
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