Caribbean

ArriveAntigua.com was launched to streamline arrivals, allowing visitors to complete forms online and receive a QR code, reducing terminal processing time.

Officials reported that peak travel times were between 11:00 am and 3:00 pm, reflecting a strong post-pandemic recovery and steady growth in passenger demand at LPIA.

The visit is seen as a significant step in strengthening diplomatic relations, with discussions expected to focus on shared opportunities across sectors including agriculture, trade and business.

A 2020 agreement shows Innotech Services was tasked with full design and construction, contradicting claims it handled only planning, as delays continue to draw public concern.

The Tourism Authority will boost the April 11–12 event’s global profile, featuring international athletes in trail races, open water swims, and triathlons.

He was struck multiple times in the head and face by a suspect who fled the scene, as police continue their investigation.

The new two-lane roadway at Hewanorra International Airport is expected to improve response times and enhance airfield safety.

The relief, first introduced in the 2025/2026 Budget, aims to shield Dominican families and businesses from rising global prices amid escalating tensions involving Iran and will remain in effect until the end of July 2026.

This snap election follows the 2023 general election, where Browne's Antigua and Barbuda Labour Party secured a strong victory.

Gasoline drops 6 cents to $3.73 per litre, diesel 12 cents to $3.15 and LPG cylinders see similar reductions, while kerosene remains unchanged.

Antigua and Barbuda’s cruise tourism sector thrives as over 13,000 guests and crew arrive in a single day, marking a strong end to March 2026.

A team of 14 young swimmers will represent Antigua and Barbuda at the 2026 CARIFTA Swimming Championships in Martinique.

Ethan “Predator” Clarke was found guilty of murdering Ruel “Short Boss” Russell in front of his family, with sentencing set for April.

Regional leaders pay tribute to ex-president Chandrikapersad Santokhi, remembered for his role in strengthening Caribbean cooperation.

In Belize, a suspect known as “Cheto” terrorized a police officer’s family at their home before fleeing on a motorcycle; authorities have launched a manhunt.

Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar says stationing officers in schools is crucial to protect students and teachers from rising classroom violence, despite opposition criticism.

The government has signed an MoU with Nigeria, bringing global film projects to the country and creating opportunities for local creatives and the tourism sector.

Prime Minister Gaston Browne says elections could be held between April 22 and 30 as voters are urged to validate ID cards ahead of the polls.

The 28th St. Kitts Music Festival will run from June 25–27 at Warner Park Stadium, featuring Machel Montano, Kehlani, Beres Hammond, and more.

The Barbados Fire Service has responded to 363 fires so far this year, compared with 388 during the same period in 2025, indicating a slight overall decline.