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The Barbados-London flight was cancelled after several cabin crew members were allegedly found unfit for duty following a night of heavy drinking, prompting suspensions and an internal investigation.

Dominica will take over the rotating chairmanship of the ECCB Monetary Council during a ceremony that will also mark the 50th anniversary of the EC dollar's peg to the US dollar.

The government says the Citizenship by Investment Programme will remain in place, arguing it is a vital source of revenue while Antigua and Barbuda continues discussions with the European Union.

The additional daily service will operate from December 17, 2026, to April 5, 2027, increasing airlift during the peak winter travel season.

The latest fuel price adjustment took effect on June 29, increasing gasoline to EC$18.31 per gallon, while diesel and low-sulphur diesel prices also rose, adding pressure on transport and living costs.

Funds raised through the Investment Gateway Summit's charity silent auction will support Cotton Thomas Comprehensive School, strengthening educational resources for students with special needs.

The new daily service aims to boost travel demand between Canada and Guyana, improving connectivity for business, tourism and diaspora travel while increasing capacity on one of the airline’s fastest-growing routes.

The utility says fluctuating fuel prices have pushed up generation costs, forcing the return of a fuel surcharge for households and higher charges for commercial users from June 2026.

The new vessel, now under construction in France, will join Royal Caribbean’s Oasis-class fleet, known for some of the world’s largest cruise ships and signature onboard experiences.

Deputy Prime Minister Geoffrey Hanley outlined four key sectors-energy, real estate, technology and climate resilience-as central to attracting long-term investment and strengthening economic growth.

The four-day summit will bring together global investors and policymakers to explore investment trends, economic opportunities, and partnerships shaping St Kitts and Nevis’ long-term growth strategy.

The two-day forum brought together global maritime stakeholders to position St Kitts and Nevis as a premier yachting hub while expanding opportunities for local businesses and entrepreneurs.

The IMF revealed that the growth was driven by a rebound in tourism and strong construction activity, with visitor arrivals surpassing pre-pandemic levels.

More than 71% of wealthy individuals are seeking second citizenship amid political instability, with European nations dominating the latest global rankings released by CS Global Partners.

The price of bulk and 100-lb LPG cylinders in Saint Lucia rises this month, while gasoline, diesel, and smaller cylinders remain unchanged under government subsidies.

LIAT Air is reviewing its Caribbean flight schedules monthly in response to rising global petroleum prices, aiming to keep travel affordable while expanding services like its new route to Guadeloupe.

The Citizenship Programme earned top honours for efficiency, sustainability, and regional impact, marking a major milestone since its transition to a statutory body.

Officials say drone surveillance will help monitor ports and coastlines without risking officers’ lives.

The five CPL matches attracted over 17,000 fans, including 3,000 international visitors, injecting US$12 million into local hotels, restaurants, and services.

The initiative forms part of SLASPA’s wider push to improve passenger experience, as the authority works to align airport amenities with international standards and meet growing expectations for connectivity among travellers.