Tourism News

An Atlas Air Cargo Boeing recently touched down at RLB International Airport, marking another milestone in the hub’s growing importance as a logistics and cargo gateway.

The Royal Caribbean’s Oasis-Class cruise ship arrived from St Thomas in the United States Virgin Islands and is set to depart for Cape Canaveral, Florida, after its stop in St Kitts and Nevis.

The ceremony was graced by the presence of Prime Minister Mia Mottley.

The 90-day project is already underway, aimed at improving and preserving the river’s charm and accessibility, authorities said.

After five days, St Kitts and Nevis has recorded the arrival of the flights such as British Airways, Delta Airlines, United Airlines and Sunrise Airways have landed at the airport.

The aim behind these efforts is to welcome more cruise passengers and to create long term partnerships with cruise lines.

Flights from Trinidad to Dominica will run five days a week, with one-way fares starting at $203.

The airline will operate two flights on a daily basis between Montserrat and Antigua and Barbuda.

The Tourism Ministry of St Kitts and Nevis shared the details of the cruise arrival and noted that the guests should book their seat with the ship.

The service will be given from Princess Juliana International Airport to Tortola, Antigua, Dominica, St Kitts, Saint Lucia, St Vincent and Grenada.

The water park will offer major attractions designed to draw travellers from around the world.

SCASPA says it's one of the busiest weeks recently, with tourist arrivals even in the off-season.

American Airlines will operate the first flight from JFK Airport to Robert L. Bradshaw International Airport.

This year’s lineup includes both veteran artists and new talent, all set to compete for the coveted Soca Monarch title.

The agreement was signed on 11th February 2025 in New York by UN representatives Jonibek Hikmat of Tajikistan and Philbert Aaron of Dominica.

Caribbean Airlines’ flight BW292 will operate service between Barbados and Tortola every Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday.

The ship will be open to the public, offering exciting activities, a diverse selection of books, and spiritual and cultural events for all ages.

The carrier will operate from Sangster International Airport, marking a major milestone by reconnecting Jamaica’s two major cities.

The launch of daily nonstop service will offer a new route, aiming to enhance the connections, greater opportunities for the people in Grenada and elevate the customer experience.

The flight service will be a winter only retreat as it will operate only in the winter months.