Prime Minister of Barbados Mia Mottley has revealed that six air carriers have expressed interest in taking over LIAT’s travel routes, in wake of the carrier’s current financial challenge. They are SVG Air, One Caribbean, Caribbean Airlines, InterCaribbean Airways, Silver Airways and Air Antilles.
Faced with huge economic challenges after the vital tourism industry has been decimated by COVID-19 Caribbean countries are cautiously reopening. One of the biggest challenges which they are now desperate to turn into a marketing opportunity is visitor health-safety.
There’s a change of government in the sister British Overseas Territory of Anguilla. In the election on Monday, the ruling Anguilla United Front (AUF) of Premier Victor Banks lost power to the Anguilla Progressive Movement (APM) headed by Dr. Ellis Webster.
Tobago has started building its new airport terminal and associated works at the ANR Robinson international airport in Crown Point. Chief Secretary Ancil Dennis said that the project commenced officially last week and should be completed by 2022.
St Kitts and Nevis continues to be plagued by it huge population of over 60,000 green monkeys who are spoiling much of its agriculture by eating it.
Dominica has almost completed its latest round of new, hurricane-proof homes, health centres and community facilities across the island. This constitutes the government’s Housing Revolution, sponsored by the Citizenship by Investment Programme.
Jamaica's governor-general will no longer wear a royal insignia for personal use that depicts the archangel St Michael trampling Satan, who is drawn with dark skin.
Kamalame Cay Private Island Resort, an absolutely drop-dead gorgeous property in the Bahamas, is ready to welcome guests again and to do so it is offering great discounts for long stayers.
Bermuda generated US$22.6 million from the inaugural PGA Tour Bermuda Championship last year and expects to do even better at the 2020 event.
Caribbean airline LIAT is on the brink of liquidation, according to Antigua and Barbuda Prime Minister Gaston Browne. Flights are suspended until at least 15 July and that could be enough to end the carrier.