Dominica continues to make strides to enhance the visitor experience. For the opportunity to participate in the continued beautification of the island, Fort Young Hotel is now offering a voluntourism package, while Hotel The Champs has entered a new partnership with Cabrits Dive Center for travelers looking to explore Portsmouth and the north of the island. Dominica also launched a new specialist program for you to learn the ins and outs of this hidden Caribbean gem to begin helping clients plan a dream Dominica vacation. In other news, Matador Network highlighted a variety of Dominica attractions in a fabulous video titled, "8 Reasons We Love Dominica." Click here to watch! Learn More Voluntourism & Fort Young Hotel This landmark, Roseau oceanfront hotel has adopted a segment of Dominica’s famous Waitukubuli National Trail and now invites nature lovers to participate in its clearing and restoration. Learn more Hotel The Champs & Cabrits Dive Center The intimate five-room Hotel the Champs partners with Dominica's only PADI 5-star rated Cabrits Dive Center to offer idyllic dive and sleep packages for travelers. For more information, contact Monique Jacob. Learn more Become a Dominica Expert Dominica's new online specialist program, allows travel advisors to quickly become experts on the destination and learn how to build customizable, unforgettable itineraries for clients. Learn more Kalinago Week Join the Kalinagos as they celebrate the community's history and culture with a week-long lineup of events, including a tribute to the elders and the annual competitions for Miss Kalinago and Princess Natari. Learn more Taste of Dominica Festival Between October and November establishments across the island feature special dishes to celebrate the country’s diverse food scene. The festival’s passport program offers a chance to win tickets to other island events and restaurant vouchers. Learn more World Creole Music Festival Over the course of three days, festival goers dance to the pulsating rhythms of performances by Creole-speaking artists from the Caribbean, French Antilles, Africa and North America at the vibrant World Creole Music Festival. Learn more Named after the Carib Indian name for Dominica, The Waitukubuli Trail is the longest hiking trail in the Caribbean at 115 miles long. The trail extends the length of the island and takes hikers through coastal villages, through lush rainforest, up woodland hills, down to rivers, past waterfalls and the sea! 6033 W Century Blvd #900 Los Angeles, CA 90045 310-649-7700 | Dominica@myriadmarketing.com