Tourism News

The Valiant Lady was welcomed in Dominica with a ceremonial plaque exchange, highlighting the growing collaboration between cruise lines and local tourism authorities.

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

The docking of Vasco da Gama was met with enthusiasm, signaling a progressive future for Dominica’s cruise tourism industry.

Dominica has become more accessible with new flights and attractions like a cable car, making it a memorable and attractive destination.

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

Grenada pairs its renowned culinary and marine attractions with limited Black Friday offers from island’s premier resorts.

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

The Arts and Cultural Village will showcase 15 artists and artisans offering confectionery, wire-bending, and costume-building workshops.

The Spirit of Discover is on a 30-day Tropical West Caribbean cruise that began in Portsmouth, England on October 30, 2025, and made its stop at Port Zante on Sunday with 959 passengers onboard.

The Azamara Quest and Coral Princess will berth at Port Zante, while the Star Pride anchors in Basseterre Harbour on Tuesday, November 18, 2025.

Flights run on Tuesdays, Fridays, and Sundays, departing San Juan at 11:40 a.m., arriving in St. Maarten at 12:45 p.m., and returning at 1:45 p.m. for a 2:50 p.m. arrival.

The first cruise vessel of the day, Bermuda-registered Arvia, docked with 5,254 passengers and 1,692 crew members.

The main aim of the voyage is to attract motorists from across the United States, and it is also known as the ‘High Seas Rally Cruise.’

Dominica’s Ministry of Tourism held a special ceremony to welcome the ship’s passengers and crew, highlighted by a formal plaque exchange to commemorate the visit.

The passengers came ashore and explored the natural offerings of St Kitts and Nevis, soaking up the experience of the Caribbean.

The MV Grand Princess, the week’s second cruise ship, will dock on Tuesday, November 11, 2025, with 3,100 passengers.

The book fair is now open to citizens and tourists and will run until November 16, 2025.

Tourism Minister Marsha Henderson expressed pride in the award, calling it validation for St Kitts and Nevis’ efforts to promote its pristine marine environment.

The Enchanted Princess, with 3,528 passengers, left New York on November 1 for a 13-day cruise to Florida, stopping in St. Maarten before reaching St. Kitts.

The travelers explored St Kitts' rich history and charm through the vibrant offerings at Port Zante.