Asú On the Beach Receives Rave Reviews Following November 1 Opening
PROVIDENCIALES, TURKS & CAICOS - The Turks & Caicos Collection’s all-suites beachfront escape, the
Alexandra Resort, recently completed a property-upgrades program
and has added a new dining spot, Asú on the Beach, as of November 1.
Asú serves
delicious, casual Caribbean and popular international fare. The
restaurant is helmed by Executive Chef Alexander Powell, who hails from
the east coast of the United States and who has a résumé that boasts
such work as training chefs for famed restauranteur Jean-Georges
Vongerichten and overseeing kitchens of five star properties. Restaurant
patrons are sure to swoon at his culinary prowess.
Asú, meaning “sunset” in Taino, the language of the Arawak Indians who resided in the Turks and Caicos centuries ago, fittingly describes this beachfront restaurant, which flaunts a prime sunset view of the Caribbean Sea.
Asú serves
delicious, casual Caribbean and popular international fare. The
restaurant is helmed by Executive Chef Alexander Powell, who hails from
the east coast of the United States and who has a résumé that boasts
such work as training chefs for famed restauranteur Jean-Georges
Vongerichten and overseeing kitchens of five star properties. Restaurant
patrons are sure to swoon at his culinary prowess.Asú, meaning “sunset” in Taino, the language of the Arawak Indians who resided in the Turks and Caicos centuries ago, fittingly describes this beachfront restaurant, which flaunts a prime sunset view of the Caribbean Sea.






While
every commercial boatman has his or her own favorite, the team at
Western River Expeditions got together and agreed upon their top eight
most beloved rapids along the course of the Colorado River. While
there’s still time to enjoy a trip this season, reservations are already
open for 2016, a year that may experience the best spring runoff on
record thanks to the predicted effects of an unusually strong El Niño,
adds Brandon Lake, CMO of 
With
new itineraries come opportunities for spontaneity and discovery, so
the incentive is dubbed a “Scout Discount” for the first riders to
follow these planned routes.


Students
raft, zip, climb or hike their way to becoming more interested in the
world around them while performing scientific studies and experiencing
living history here. Using the natural world as a classroom increases
students’ enthusiasm for learning, enhances critical thinking and
relationship skills and improves academic performance across
curriculums, observed 





Since inception, 
Think
northern Italy’s Trentino region, a short drive from Milan, Verona or
Venice. Here in the last Ice Age glaciers carved out Lake Garda,
surrounded by vertical limestone walls and medieval castle towers, a
near-mythical landscape today enjoyed by merry-makers year-round at the
resort town of Riva del Garda where Dolomite Mountains’ guests lodge
while adventuring over and around this clear blue water.


