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Sizzling hot beaches, cool delicious fruity drinks and the brightest blue turquoise waters will have you quickly planning your next trip to the Caribbean. The Caribbean has multiple highlights to entice tourists. Honduras, St. Maarten, and Costa Maya, Mexico are just some of the many enticing Caribbean destinations tourists love to discover by land and by sea. One way to explore these unique Caribbean destinations - and many others - is on Celebrity Cruises' award-winning Celebrity Solstice, now sailing year round to both eastern and western Caribbean destinations. While onboard, you can experience activities to suit your interests, whether it's sampling wines from around the world, learning a new language or putting for par on a bed of real, growing grass. It's all part of their new brand platform, "Designed for you." |
"All of our onboard experiences are designed to provide our guests with colorful memories that they will remember long after they disembark," says Celebrity's president and CEO Dan Hanrahan. For an idyllic Caribbean vacation, consider the exotic destinations of St. Maarten, Honduras or Costa Maya, while enjoying a seven-night cruise on Celebrity Solstice. Visit www.celebritycruises.com for more information. |
Our world is more connected than ever before. One of the best things you can do to prepare your kids for the future is to raise them as citizens of the world. Here are some ways that you can start to bring various cultures into the lives of your children. * Invite the world into your home by hosting an exchange student. Hosting a high school foreign exchange student goes beyond a brief meeting and forges a lifelong bond between your children and students from abroad. Families that want to host a student can contact EF Foundation for Foreign Study, which brings more students to the United States than any other exchange program, at www.effoundation.org. * Sample cuisine from other countries. Take the family out for a meal at a restaurant that serves food from different countries or consider preparing world cuisine recipes together at home. * Learn another language as a family. Consider learning a language as a family through community education - you can even download language instruction podcasts or mp3s from the Web. Learning about the cultures and people of the world really does begin at home. By helping them develop a broad worldview, you're giving your kids a world of possibilities. |