Construction on Long Bay beach raises questions about ownership and displacement of local enterprise
Questions are being raised about a construction project at Long Bay on the site formerly occupied by Barrow’s Chill Bar.
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Tourism
Tourism and transportation workers’ unions to discuss impact of COVID-19 on livelihoods during ABWU-hosted meeting
The Antigua and Barbuda Workers’ Union is hosting a Caribbean workshop – “Prospects and Challenges for Tourism Industry Workers and
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Chalkie asserts his rights and challenges Global Ports’ new procedures and ID card governing entry to Heritage Quay
Taxi operators who ply their trade in the Heritage Quay area will be subject to new procedures and an entry-card
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Fernandez admits that fuel-price hike could hurt tourism rebound, but deFreitas reminds him he was part of the decision
Franz deFreitas, the United Progressive Party (UPP) Candidate for St. John’s City South, is taking to task Tourism Minister Charles
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Lovell reports complaints from tourism stakeholders that travel protocols creating confusion and deterring visitors
Harold Lovell, the Political Leader of the United Progressive Party (UPP), says Antigua and Barbuda’s restrictions and protocols regarding air
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UTC President sees closed hotels as lost opportunities during Test-match tourism surge
Ian Joseph, the president of the United Taxi Company, believes that Tourism officials and the Government dropped the ball by
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Analysts wary of Browne’s Budget 2022 promises and voice concerns over hidden taxes, inflation, and over-reliance on tourism
Having heard the 2022 Budget Presentation, some local pundits are expressing reservations about the country’s new borrowings, saying that certain
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Barbados’ Minister of International Transport says parties in LIAT saga need to stop shouting game
The Government of Antigua and Barbuda is being blamed forputting a legal stumbling block in the way of former LIAT
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Airport taxi operators and Ministry of the Environment to team up on electric-vehicle pilot, Joseph says
Ian Joseph, President of the United Taxi Company, says that taxis operating from the V.C. Bird International Airport will be
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Ferry’s collision with cruise ship will be investigated by ADOMS and reported to Port Authority
An incident involving a ferry and cruise ship could possibly prompt a review of marine traffic in the St. John’s
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