Lourianne Graham

A strong visitor economy will hinge on service standards and the ability to blend business and leisure experiences, Prime Minister Mia Mottley said on Monday, as she urged workers to …

The government is set to continue discussions with restaurant owners to improve Barbados’ culinary offerings, expand late-night dining options and strengthen the year-round tourism experience, Prime Minister Mia Mottley said …

A new boutique hotel on the west coast is set to create about 100 jobs, as investors expand their footprint in Barbados’ tourism industry with the opening of the Blue …

Children with mobility challenges are now riding in specialised wheelchairs designed to improve their posture, comfort and independence through an annual clinic supported by the Sandy Lane Charitable Trust. The …

The blind and visually impaired chess players are set to benefit from a new national programme aimed at promoting inclusivity for people with disabilities. The Barbados Chess Federation is gearing …

Over 40 graduates of the Hope Agricultural Training Institute (HATI) have been encouraged to use their training to fish farming and beekeeping businesses and create wealth rather than view agriculture …

The Barbados Association of Retailers, Vendors and Entrepreneurs (BARVEN) is stepping up its promotional efforts to boost customer turnout and increase sales at Bridgetown Market over the Foreday weekend.  Preparations …

The Barbados Postal Service is poised for a major overhaul over the next five years, as postal officials mull a blueprint to modernise the service and expand its role beyond …

Calls for the restoration of recreational and historical spaces across St Philip have received firm commitments from Prime Minister Mia Mottley and the parish’s parliamentary representatives. The appeals came on …