North America

Exclusive guide to the best holiday destinations in north America, independent reviews from award-winning travel writers

Andy Mossack reviews the Ritz-Carlton Golf Club on Grand Cayman.

Ritz-Carlton Golf Club. Enjoy a nine hole pocket rocket on Grand Cayman

Saving the best for last, the ninth is the signature hole. A 156-yard par 3 with an island green and the wind blowing left to right.

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Andy Mossack stays at the Kimpton Seafire Resort and Spa on Grand Cayman Oasis Pool Sunset

Kimpton Seafire Resort and Spa. Enjoy grand luxury in Grand Cayman

Kimpton Seafire Resort proudly stands like a steel and glass sentinel guarding glorious sunsets at the northern end of Grand Cayman’s famed Seven Mile Beach.

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Andy Mossack stays at the Kimpton Seafire Resort and Spa on Grand Cayman Oasis Pool Sunset

Insider Guide to Grand Cayman. Culinary month is perfect for foodies.

Considering the diversity and sheer number of eating choices on Grand Cayman perhaps this particular festival should be relabelled as culinary fest month.

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Isabel Conway has her own tea party at the Boston harbour Hotel. IMG 8132 e1572945134465

Boston Harbour Hotel. A perfect view of an Iconic harbour.

The extensive buffet brunch at weekends is another enticement, popular for local family gatherings as well as with resident and non-resident visitors to Boston.

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Judith Baker takes to the country’s roads less travelled to find the undiscovered Dominican Republic. OCOA BAY DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 2

The Undiscovered Dominican Republic. Discover a hidden jewel.

Mountains, mines, deserted beaches and the only vineyard in the Caribbean   – there is a side to the Dominican Republic most tourists don’t know about. Judith Baker takes to the country’s roads less travelled.

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Brooklyn Americana Festival

Brooklyn Americana Festival Preview. One of the city’s best-kept secrets.

One of the city’s best-kept secrets (at least until now), the four-day free festival from September 19-22 is just a short – and spectacularly picturesque – walk away from the tourist hot spots of Manhattan

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