Caribbean Island Persuasive Speech

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Several years ago, a certain potato chip company threw out the challenge in a new advertising campaign: "Bet you can't eat just one!”... While it’s quite difficult to eat just one chip, it’s just as difficult to visit just one Caribbean island. How then do you choose the right one for your vacation? Well, we recommend visiting them all, but for now, we will highlight a few to get you started. These countries, while similar in many ways do vary in size, shape and even culture. Each is unique in its own way, some even more famous than others, but one thing is sure; the vibe is good all over. It’s called the “Caribbean Vibes” It’s a certain ambience that will stimulate, invigorate and captivate you. Be careful though, many vacationers have fallen

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