Saint Kitts and Nevis News

PM Drew said the healthcare sector in St Kitts and Nevis is undergoing major transformation, with Nigerian professionals contributing their skills and experience to serve the nation.

Six cruise ships brought nearly 16,000 passengers to St Kitts and Nevis over Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, giving a major boost to tourism and local businesses.

PM Drew noted that a nation prospers not only through economic growth, but through the dignity, well-being and opportunity afforded to every citizen.

The arrival of the three vessels brought the total number of cruise passengers for the week to more than 32,000 from 16 ships.

The passengers will visit Port Zante and Historic Basseterre, which are closed to vehicular traffic so that the music, dancing and traditional costuming of local folkloric groups are displayed.

A welcome ceremony, complete with a cannon salute, was held at Kayan Jet terminal to celebrate the launch of the new strategic air bridge with officials and tourism stakeholders in attendance.

The project is expected to supply about 30 percent of the country’s annual electricity production once commissioned.

Tourism Minister Marsha T. Henderson hailed the decision as a shift toward a strategic embarkation and disembarkation hub.

The hotel has emerged as a top choice for sophisticated travelers, recognized for its innovative design, elegant surroundings and exceptional guest experiences.

St Kitts and Nevis prepares to present its 2026 budget, with a focus on health, education, economic diversification and climate resilience.

Passengers shopped for locally-made crafts, souvenirs, perfume and jewelry on Port Zante, while others explored the island on organized tours and the St. Kitts Scenic Railway.

The parade of cruise ships to St Kitts' Port Zante continued Wednesday with just over 11,000 passengers on board.

The Marella Discovery 2 and Celebrity Ascent set sail to their respective destinations.

Two ships from Norwegian Cruise Line, the Norwegian Getaway and Norwegian Gem, carried a total of 6,177 passengers to St Kitts and Nevis.

The New York Times highlighted the resort’s unique offerings, including 52 rooms and villas set along Deadman’s Beach, featuring expanded terraces, sea-view glass doors and hand-finished stucco walls.

The couple spent their day on the quiet New Town Bay Road shoreline, enjoying the gentle waves with three cruise ships in view.

PM Dr Terrance Drew calls for stronger national leadership and local funding as foreign HIV/AIDS support declines.

At last Tuesday's conference, Dr Drew shared a detailed account of the natural tragedy that devastated more than half of Jamaica, highlighting the importance of regional solidarity in such events.

The island nation saw a boost in tourism as four cruise ships docked, bringing in 12,000 passengers to explore its attractions.

US airlines, including American, JetBlue, Delta and United, will operate expanded flights to St Kitts and Nevis from November 2025 through 2026.