Local hoteliers have reached a deal with at least one of the tour operators who is said to owe them some $2 million for services, Barbados TODAY has learned. However, …
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Hoteliers in Barbados are being urged to open up their doors because wealthy Britons are more than eager to travel to the Caribbean from as early as October. This was …
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Governor of the Central Bank of Barbados Cleviston Haynes has reported a considerable increase in electronic banking and digital payment methods since April, at the height of the pandemic lockdown. …
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A British tour operator has blasted four big tour operators in the UK for failing to pay millions of dollars owed to Caribbean hotels. Paul Cleary, the owner and chief …
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There appears to be some chance for the creation of a new LIAT 2020 Limited after all. This was indicated to Antigua and Barbuda Prime Minister Gaston Browne in a …
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Devastated by tourism’s worst-ever crisis, small hoteliers are eager to emerge from months of closed doors but are unable to access the lifeline Government promised them just over two months …
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In another two weeks, Vincentian airline One Caribbean Ltd is to establish a base here, beginning with at least four daily flights, Minister of Tourism Kerrie Symmonds, has declared. Several …
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Individuals seeking to take advantage of the proposed 12-month Barbados Welcome Stamp will have to be earning a minimum of US$50,000 annually. This is among the criteria outlined by Minister …
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Hotels across Barbados are putting on final touches as they prepare their properties to welcome the first guests since closing their doors over three months ago. While some said they …
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One economist is giving the Mia Mottley administration thumbs down for re-opening the island to commercial flights when it did, describing the move as “premature” with the potential to be …