Hi, I'd like to learn about Martinique please. 
 Hi, Martinique is an island in the Caribbean Sea. It is an overseas region of France. So it is part of the European Union and uses the euro. Also, it is the 3rd largest island in the Lesser Antilles. 
 Are there a lot of tourists that visit the island? 
 Unfortunately, I do not have any information on tourism. I have information on its Etymology. The country got its name from Columbus. He christened the island as Martinica in 1502 through the influence of neighboring island of Dominica, it came to be know as Martinique. 
 Thanks, that's very interesting information about the Etymology. How about the geography of the island, what information do you have on that? 
 The mountain Mont Pelee, is the island's most dramatic feature. It was formed about 400,000 years ago. Unfortunately, it has an eruption 5/8/1902 that destroyed Saint-Pierro and killed 28,000 people in 2 minutes. 
 Oh that's terrible. Has there been any activity from Mont Pelee since then? Has it changed the island in any way? 
 Yes, there was permanent damage. The city of Saint-Pierre was destroyed. It was call the Paris of the Lesser Antilles. The beaches in north Martinique became gray and black sand beaches contrasting with the white sand on the north side of the island. 
 That's sad to hear, but I'm sure it doesn't keep tourists from visiting the island. Do you know what the climate is there? 
 Unfortunately, I do not have any information on the climate but have an interesting fact related to the volcano. In Martinique there was only one survivor in the town of Saint-Pierre, Augustus Cyparis who was saved by the thick wall of his prison cell. 
 Wow, that's amazing! Any other interesting fact you can tell me about the island? 
 This may be one fact that could be helpful for a tourist. Martinique's main and only airport with commercial flights is named Aime Cesaire International Airport. Another interesting fact is that all of its people are French citizens. 
 That's good to know if ever I get a chance to visit the island. Thank you for all the great information! 
 You are welcome. Goodbye
Martinique