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Colin Piper
Tourism executive who served as CEO/Director of Tourism of Dominica's Discover Dominica Authority from 2009 until stepping down in 2024.
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Sep 30, 2026
25 Years of The Amazing Race: Our Conversation With Phil Keoghan
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32:18Colin PiperGUEST
Let's say if Christopher Columbus were to come back, Dominica would be the only island he would recognize.
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32:24Colin PiperGUEST
we are a very mountainous island and kind of a breed apart, so to speak, from the sun, sand, and sea of the Caribbean.
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32:45Colin PiperGUEST
And so with the natural assets of hills and mountains and valleys and rivers that we have it just seemed natural to be tagged the nature island of the caribbean there has been development obviously but because such a vast amount of the land mass is in fact oceanic rainforest which we have about three or four national parks protected areas the like it is still recognizable and called the Caribbean of old, so to speak, the way the Caribbean used to be.
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34:15Ian FitzpatrickHOST
We learned that Dominica's cultural landscape is comprised of a rich mosaic of indigenous people and Europeans.