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Five cruise ships docked at St John’s Harbour in Antigua Cruise Port and the remaining one ship has been welcomed by Barbuda on Monday.

The new addition is also aimed at providing more options and flexibility for Caribbean travellers' travel plans.

Passengers ventured around St Kitts and Nevis, explored the offerings of Port Zante and embraced the local businesses.

Sandals Grande, with this achievement, has solidified itself as the top romantic getaway, offering luxury and serenity to the couples over time.

This project aims at sustainability, will provide Jamaicans and tourists with an exceptional dining experience, and an opportunity to taste farm fresh food on their table.

The landing marked the third visit of Condor Airlines in Antigua and Barbuda as it provided direct service from Frankfurt International Airport, Germany.

The non-stop flights will provide direct service to Saint Lucia for the tourism season 2024/2025, aiming to enhance the airlift sector.

The current cruise of Nautica will return to its fleet after 36 days when it will complete its one-way journey from Montreal to Miami.

Additionally, luxury ship Sea Dream II will also arrive at Antigua Cruise Port which will highlight the appeal of the island towards both large cruise liners and boutique vessels.

As of 2024, the cruise line has been serving to the ocean liner in St Kitts and Nevis, providing the chance to sail around the regular transatlantic crossing between Southampton and New York City.

With its sleek design, the jets landed at the airport which can now accommodate high-profile travellers.

Thousands of travellers explored the hotspot destinations at Antigua Cruise Port including Heritage Quay with a chance to grace shores.

The first aircraft from Air Canada, Rouge A319 made its return to St Kitts and Nevis for 2024/2025 season in St Kitts and Nevis.

The authorities in the United States have conducted a thorough and satisfactory safety assessment of the situation in Haiti.

The Minister of Tourism of Antigua and Barbuda, Charles Fernandez expressed pleasure and said that the airline will boost the tourist.

Passengers explored the offerings of the island nation at St John’s Harbour through their pre-packed tours, benefiting the local communities.

The homeporting day has increased the economic activities in Antigua and Barbuda by welcoming over 5000 passengers and over 1000 crew members when the vessel berthed at Heritage Quay.

MV Viking Sea docked at Woodbridge Bay, and it has the capacity to carry over 1000 passengers with other travel experiences.

The police are currently investigating the incident and the reason behind the sudden crash of the plane.