Saint Kitts and Nevis News

The cruise ships ARVIA and AIDAsol docked in St. Kitts and Nevis, bringing thousands of passengers, with AIDAsol making its first-ever visit to Port Zante.

The vessels included Grand Princess, Norwegian Sky and Silver Ray, while Sea Cloud II and Wind Star also called at the island.

The prime ministers of Dominica and St Kitts and Nevis met in Roseau to discuss regional integration and preparations for the upcoming CARICOM summit.

Along with St. Kitts and Nevis, several Caribbean and Latin American nations were showcased on stage before over 100 million viewers.

The biometric collection process will be mandatory for all new applicants, while existing citizens of St. Kitts and Nevis under the Citizenship Programme must comply within an extended timeframe to ensure a smooth transition.

Around 14 flights arrived in St Kitts and Nevis on Tuesday while 13 departed, with 28 passengers recorded in transit.

The Sugar Boyz will compete in Indonesia against Bulgaria, Solomon Islands and the host nation as part of the FIFA Series 2026.

Prime Minister Drew said the desalination plant will supply up to 70% of the population with round-the-clock potable water once testing is complete.

The meeting aimed to strengthen dialogue, build trust, and align regional leaders on CARICOM policies ahead of formal sessions.

The new branch at Champions Restaurants and Lounge Complex will bring passengers a taste of home at the port.

The framework requires applicants to establish a genuine connection through residency, economic contribution and social participation.

WINAir will operate three weekly flights between Barbados and St Kitts & Nevis on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, strengthening regional links and boosting travel, business, and tourism.

The Federation has reached a threshold beyond which it cannot sustainably absorb additional inflows without placing undue strain on essential systems and national security.

The agreement is intended to support joint projects and cultural exchange between students and teachers in both countries.

PM Drew emphasized that the Prime Creative Arts Centre will empower young people, foster creativity, and play a key role in diversifying the nation’s economy.

Five cruise ships docked on Friday, bringing a total of 8,473 passengers to St Kitts, while three vessels arrived the previous day.

The $400,000 upgrade to Basketball City in St. Kitts and Nevis includes modernizing the facility with new seating, lights, and expanded amenities, aiming to empower young athletes and support national competitions.

Caribbean airspace has reopened, and flights from the U.S. are operating again after disruptions caused by the military action in Venezuela.

Cruise passengers and crew went ashore in Charlestown, exploring both islands and visiting top attractions like the Bath Stream and the birthplace of Alexander Hamilton, making their journey even more memorable.

Prime Minister Dr Terrance Drew presented him with a trophy and cash prize, congratulating for the victory and the great performance on the stage.