[ad_1] Located on the coast of Canada’s only official bilingual province, Saint John offers a mix of cultural influences. Before the town was settled by the French in 1631 and later by the British in the 1760s, much of New Brunswick was inhabited entirely by several First Nations peoples, including the Wlastokek and the Piscotomohkatee. …
Saint John, New Brunswick Travel Guide
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[ad_1] Vinci culture does not conform to Caribbean stereotypes. Although Vincentians are known for their gentleness and hospitality, you shouldn’t expect them to relax on the beach with tourists. They are often found discussing politics or promoting tourism through agricultural trade and fishing. Many Vincentians spend their Sundays in church, and stores and restaurants are …
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Travel Guide
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[ad_1] Traditional St Kitts and Nevis restaurants offer a fusion of Caribbean favourites. On both islands you’ll find plenty of meat and seafood, including the lovely conch. Spicy dishes, including Jamaican-style jerk chicken, are also popular. St. Kitts and Nevis has some of the best fruits and vegetables in the Western Hemisphere, including pumpkins, peas …
Saint Kitts and Nevis Travel Guide
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