A tourism leader has lauded the coordination between many of the region’s governments, the tourism industry and public health authorities, which used their experiences with natural and man-made disasters to minimize the effects of Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) and to strengthen Caribbean....
On Thursday American Airlines resumed daily service to V.C. Bird International Airport (ANU) in Antigua from Miami International Airport (MIA), marking a significant milestone for the airline as it resumed operations to the Caribbean since COVID-19 travel restrictions were instituted.
Grenada will soon get a $350 million injection for its tourism industry from the billionaire Egyptian businessman Naguib Onsi Sawiris.
A Trinidadian businessman believes that Trinidad and Tobago has an unwelcome trading reputation for handling knockoff items and trafficking illegal goods.
Dominican authorities have placed two cruise ship workers in quarantine after they tested positive for the coronavirus (COVID-19).
The Bahamas is planning to reopen for tourism on July 1, the country’s Ministry of Tourism and Aviation announced.
St Lucia will soon reopen its economy have had only 18 cases of coronavirus cases, with no deaths. All 18 cases have recovered in the population of 180,000.
Antigua and Barbuda has reopened its international airport amid stringent health protocols to prevent any reoccurrence of the coronavirus (COVID-19).
Jamaica is reopening its borders for travellers from June 15. Jamaica reopened its borders for the repatriation of nationals on June 1. The reopening will make Jamaica the largest Caribbean destination to reopen its borders so far.
Grenada is the first Caribbean destination to welcome back yacht arrivals, its government confirmed last week. The first yacht arrivals returned to Grenada since the island closed its seaports to recreational vessels in March.