Winter Holidays in the Caribbean 2012

Brrrr! A bit chilly here, I'm afraid.



How do you know when it’s time for a Caribbean holiday? When you arrive home from work all tired and depressed, when the skies are all grey and overcast, when you see Judith Chalmers sunning herself somewhere exotic? Or, is it when you get outside to go somewhere and your car is frozen solid? Yep! I reckon that’s the one.

I live in Andalucia, as many will know, and this winter has been one of the hottest on record, especially December 2011, this weather is still continuing but the morning temperatures drop like a stone, the result is really hard frosts. The picture says it all.

If, like me, your car is all frozen up then get yourself to the Caribbean for a holiday! No! It doesn’t cost a fortune because the good people of Jamaican Treasures have got some real bargain deals for you that will save you a fortune and enable you to slip in that extra holiday.

Pay for 5 and stay for seven, how does that sound for a real deal? Take a look at the Jamaican Treasures main website for full details http://www.jamaicantreasures.com/villaspecials.php or you can contact Lisa direct:

Jamaican Treasures

Lisa Hendrickson-Clarke

Luxury Villa Consultant

TOLL FREE: 1-866-537-1374

PHONE: 1-305-767-2596

E-mail: info@jamaicantreasures.com

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Jamaica villa holidays 2012

"Aaagh! What were we drinking last night Bro?"



The party is well and truly over and it’s time to get back to reality. I suppose some of you (not I, I only had half a glass of Cava as I was driving)overdid the New Year fiesta and got quite ‘merry’ if that is the case then  get the hangover cure down your kneck, get washed and changed and face a brand new, brave new year.

2012 is upon us and we need to size it by the boll…er..Neck, give it a good shake and let it know who the boss is. I am looking forward to finding lots of great pieces for this Jamaica Holidays blog and I hope that you, dear readers, will help me by sending your stories, photos and videos to me and I will gladly add them to the blog.

For those who live in Jamaica I hope this year is your very best ever, for those who live outside Jamaica I hope that you will visit this island paradise and tell the rest of the world all about it.

Remember, Jamaican Treasures, the best luxury villas rental company in the Caribbean are here to help you find the best Caribbean Vacation you have ever had.

2012, here we go!

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Jamaica Rum - Protecting Brand Jamaica



"Back in my rummy days, I would tremble and shake for hours upon arising. It was the only exercise I got." W.C Fields

Now and then I do like to post something of interest to the whole world and not just those looking to rent villas from Jamaican Treasures.

RUM! Yes, Rum. Y'know, the "Yo-ho-ho!" stuff that pirates drink. I was reading on a Jamaica government website that they have made moves to protect the Jamaica brand name.

Here's a little piece from the website "The Jamaica Intellectual Property Office (JIPO) has been instructed to fast-track efforts to protect brand Jamaica in the area of rum through Geographical Indication (GI) registration."

Now, you will be asking yourself (those who have gone mad or drunk too much of the Rum will) "Wha dis G.I ting yoo talkin abowt?" so let me explain.

G.I = A Geographical Indication is a name or sign used on certain products, which corresponds to a specific geographical location or origin (e.g. a town, region, or country).

Like Champagne or Port (Port is only Port if it comes from Porto in Portugal, bet you never knew that one!) There are many similar brands, Manchester Tart, Bombay mix, Delhi Belly etc but because they are not protected, anyone can make them. Securing the name of a product helps to protect the brand from cheap or inferior replicas.

How many times have you asked for a Jamaica Rum and got some sweet, sickly liquid that is disguised with cheap coke from a bar "snake" Yuk! You want the real product, real Jamaica Rum. This is why such things as G.I are very important.

In the same way, when you see the brand name "Jamaican Treasures" you know you are getting a genuine article, you know the service will be of a very high standard, you know that it is a mark of quality and represents the best in Jamaica villa rentals. (I bet you wondered where the sales pitch was going to come in. Be honest, you did.)

Anyway. If you are interested in reading the article about G.I I have proided a link for you HERE.

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Vacation rentals St. Martin

Alexina's Dream, Happy Bay, St. Martin

Happy Bay. What a great name for a place to have a luxury holiday villa. Alexina's Dream is a brand new listing to Jamaican Treasures fleet of luxury villas in St. Martin, Alexina’s Dream is also a brand new property located on sloping land over looking beautiful Happy Bay and the Bay of Grand Case.

Take a butchers at the photo above, is that not your idea of what a Caribbean holiday is all about? It is mine, I can assure you of that. I could well imagine myself on that boat, a Margarita in one hand, Jack Daniels in the other (what I call a balanced diet) listening to some Blues music. Aaaah!

I digress. Alexina's Dream is a new villa with four bedrooms, all ensuite, fantastic furnishings and views of the Caribbean towards Anguilla, a fitted kitchen and living area that leads to the patio and swimming pool area. It is beautiful.

To get a better idea of how nice this villa really is, please visit Jamaican Treasures webpage for this property. Follow this link for Villa Alexina's Dream.

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