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St. Kitts and Nevis offers US investors a streamlined entry into the Caribbean through two dedicated investment agencies, stable economic growth, and a business environment backed by English common law.

India’s revised tax framework and enhanced foreign asset disclosure rules are prompting expatriates and business owners in Dubai to reassess their residential status, investments and tax compliance.

Passengers booked on the affected flights will be moved to alternative same-day Caribbean Airlines services, while other scheduled connections between Trinidad, Tobago and Barbados will continue.

A federal judge ruled that the Trump administration’s visa suspension policy unlawfully blocked immigrant visa applications based on nationality, affecting applicants from 75 countries.

The airline’s colourful aircraft tails reflect the region’s culture and natural beauty while its growing network connects 28 cities across 17 countries and territories.

India’s FAST-DS scheme opens a one-time window until December 31, 2026, allowing eligible taxpayers to disclose certain undisclosed foreign assets and income subject to prescribed conditions and thresholds.

The November 1 ceremony will formally recognise Sir Eric Burton and Arthur Nibbs, two former Barbuda parliamentarians whose public service contributed to the island’s political and economic development.

Caribbean Airlines has added 1,200 seats between Trinidad and Tobago from August 14 to 17 as demand rises for travel to Tobago during the Great Race weekend.

Caribbean Airlines is offering one-way fares from US$214 between Orlando and Trinidad during a five-day Travel Tuesday promotion running from August 11 to 15.

Caribbean Airlines will add 2,856 seats to its Trinidad-Tobago domestic service from August 7 to 31 to meet increased demand during the peak summer travel period.

Demerara Distillers officials met Prime Minister Dr. Terrance Drew in Basseterre as the company prepares to expand its operations with a new facility in St. Kitts and Nevis.

Delta is contacting passengers booked after the September 5 final flight and offering alternative travel arrangements through its interline partners.

Associates Times sought clarification on land ownership, CBI funding and other allegations, but said Gregor Nassief did not provide direct answers or supporting documents to several key questions.

Finance Minister Dr. Irving McIntyre said the IMF expects Dominica’s economy to expand by 3.1% in 2026, following an estimated 4.5% growth in 2025 driven by tourism, construction and trade.

Scheduled airline capacity across the Caribbean fell by 4.2% in July 2026, removing about 200,000 seats and raising concerns over regional connectivity, tourism and economic activity.

The new self-service kiosks allow departing passengers to print both boarding passes and baggage tags, reducing reliance on traditional check-in counters and improving the overall airport experience.

The Federation topped all Caribbean nations in the 2026 Rumavi Global Relocation Index, earning strong scores for tax policies, climate resilience and quality of life across six relocation categories.

The US$50 million airfield rehabilitation project at V.C. Bird International Airport has reached a major milestone with the completion of runway paving, while final works remain on track for September.

Major cruise lines are expanding Caribbean deployments for the upcoming winter season, with regional cruise capacity expected to increase by nearly 10%, bringing more visitors and stronger competition.

SCASPA advised vehicle owners to prepare all required documents before collection to help speed up the clearance process and ensure the smooth release of the imported vehicles.