Need any help deciding if you should visit Antigua next year.

Check out journalist, Ian Henderson's report on his experience this year: It’s been said that if something floats or flies, you should rent it – advice which is disregarded by many a multimillionaire, to the relief of high-end boat and plane makers all over the world. Sales of G6 jets and Wally yachts seem to have survived most economic crises – and once you’ve bought them, of course you need somewhere to take them. Th e Med in summer and the Caribbean in the northern hemisphere’s winter months beckon; both have ports and places to see and be seen, from film festivals to sailing regattas.
Both have a spiritual centre: for the Mediterranean it’s always been Cannes (although newcomers like Montenegro are coming up fast) and for the Caribbean it’s arguably Antigua. As an island, Antigua has it all: 365 beautiful beaches, an international airport with a decent runway, excellent stealth-wealth hideaway hotels, a relatively stable economy (with few extradition)... Continue to read here