One of the Top Places to Go in 2025? South Caicos, Writes the Wall Street Journal

Providenciales, Turks and Caicos Islands — Visit Turks and Caicos Islands closed off 2024 with an enviable collaboration with the Wall Street Journal for the newspaper’s annual round-up of the 10 Best Places to Go, which eyes South Caicos as a destination “deserving of precious vacation days” in 2025.

Striking images from Visit Turks and Caicos Islands introduced the publication’s more than 4 million paying news subscribers to South Caicos in both its front-page print feature and digital article, published earlier today.

South Caicos was notably the only Caribbean destination featured on the list, which includes Hawaii, Morocco, and Malta. The curated photography provided by Visit Turks and Caicos Islands includes a mesmerizing drone shot of kayakers exploring Plandon Cay Cut to a charming field of Turk’s Head cacti on Fish Cay.

The newspaper’s coverage of South Caicos alludes to several new developments the island will see in February 2025 that will make it more easily accessible for travelers from the United States. These include a twice-weekly American Airlines flight from Miami to South Caicos—the island’s first scheduled international route—and the opening of the 100-room luxury Salterra Resort & Spa.

With over 4 million paying news subscribers and 42.4 million unique digital readers per month, the Wall Street Journal is a critical news source for high-income Americans. The newspaper is one of many publications from around the world that Visit Turks and Caicos Islands, the largest information website in the country, has partnered with to promote the islands. Past newsmakers the website has worked with range from acclaimed global magazines like National Geographic and Condé Nast Traveler to periodicals like The Times and The Telegraph.