The Dominica government will table legislation allowing for anyone over 18 to be in possession of 28 grams of marijuana as it moves towards the decriminalisation of the drug for medicinal and other purposes in the future.
The Montserrat Tourism Division has launched a new destination website, www.visitmonserrat.com, hoping to capture more visitors to the island.
The Trinidad and Tobago government Saturday hinted at a “cautious reopening of our borders” as it announced a relaxation of several measures put in place to curb the spread of the coronavirus (COCID-19) pandemic that has infected 5, 489 people and killed 105 in the country.
Grenada will receive over $6 million from the United States to create a disaster HQ in Morne Jaloux.
Cuba will soon close its Western Union offices following new sanctions from the United States which prevent it from working with Fincimex, a financial company run by the island’s military, Havana announced Tuesday.
Guyanese living abroad are the same numbers as those actually living in Guyana. This is according to an analysis of the Guyanese diaspora done by the Washington based Centre for Strategic and International Studies.
Barbados will soon remove the statue of Lord Nelson, one of its most iconic landmarks. This is the first significant process as Barbados moves to become a republic in a year’s time.
The Caribbean is a leading, exquisite, warm weather, diverse multicultural, multiethnic, multireligious, multiculinary, multilingual, multigenre (music) tourism-based region. Global leisure, business, sports and entertainment travelers yearn to visit.
Concerns are mounting about the risk of an environmental disaster of nightmarish proportions confronting the region from a stricken oil tanker anchored in the waters between Trinidad and Venezuela.
Grenada tourism officials are in discussions with US-based cruise ship operators to resume cruise calls to the island.