St Kitts & Nevis Rallies Around PM Drew as He Prepares to Travel Overseas for Medical Observation
Messages of prayer and support have crossed political lines in Saint Kitts and Nevis following news that Prime Minister Hon. Dr. Terrance Drew was hospitalised on Sunday evening and is expected to travel overseas for specialised observation and precautionary monitoring. The Cabinet Secretariat confirmed Monday that Drew presented to the Joseph N. France General Hospital on the evening of August 30 after experiencing mild discomfort, nausea
Value Over Volume: Minister Jolly Outlines TCI’s Tourism Growth Strategy
Turks and Caicos Islands is having little trouble attracting visitors. The bigger question now is how to keep growing without losing the very qualities that made travellers want to come in the first place. With more than 450,000 stayover arrivals recorded between January and July 2026, continued investor interest and a growing international profile, the destination is entering its next phase of tourism development from a
Selling SVG: Minister Kishore Shallow Talks Tourism, Sport and the Push for Greater Visibility
St. Vincent and the Grenadines has never lacked a compelling tourism product. The challenge, Tourism Minister Dr. Kishore Shallow suggests, is making sure enough of the world knows about it. From the exclusive, luxury appeal of the Grenadines to the waterfalls, volcanic landscapes and black-sand beaches of mainland St. Vincent, Shallow believes the destination has a breadth of experiences capable of appealing to very different travellers. Now,
Small by Design: Mark Brantley on Building Nevis’ Tourism Future Around Intimacy and Authenticity
For Premier Mark Brantley, the future of tourism in Nevis is not about attracting the most visitors. It’s about attracting the right ones. Standing before travel advisors and tourism industry partners gathered in Saint Kitts for the opening of the ASTA Caribbean Showcase, the Premier of Nevis and Minister of Tourism in the Nevis Island Administration used his welcome remarks to make a deliberate pitch for the
More Than ‘Nice’: St. Kitts and Nevis Makes Its Pitch to the People Who Sell the Caribbean
For a few days, Saint Kitts and Nevis is not simply selling the Caribbean dream, it is hosting some of the people who help decide where travellers experience it. The American Society of Travel Agents Caribbean Showcase has brought travel advisors, tourism leaders, suppliers and industry partners to the Federation, placing Saint Kitts and Nevis at the centre of conversations about how the Caribbean is marketed
The Luxury Was Always Ours: Laura Shanley On Reclaiming Caribbean Tea Culture
Long before wellness became a global industry and luxury brands began packaging mindfulness for the masses, Caribbean families understood the restorative power of the land around them. Fever grass, soursop leaves, bay leaf, mint and countless other herbs found their way into kettles and enamel cups, sometimes as a morning ritual, sometimes offered to settle an uneasy stomach, soothe a cold or simply help you rest. Our
Building Blu Fin: Dr. Trisha Laplace on Business, Balance and Knowing When Enough Is Enough
Dentistry and seafood may seem an unlikely pairing, but for Dr. Trisha Laplace, they represent two sides of a life that has never quite followed a predictable script. A dental surgeon by profession, Trisha spent years overseas, studying at the Catholic University in the Dominican Republic and later pursuing further training before deciding it was finally time to return home to Saint Kitts. Her timing could hardly
Dominica Brings the Nature Island Experience to St Kitts & Nevis
For six days, a taste of the Nature Island is coming to St. Kitts and Nevis. From August 21-26, the Discover Dominica Authority (DDA) will roll out a series of activations across the Federation, combining festival promotion, destination marketing and travel trade engagement as it makes a direct pitch to Kittitians and Nevisians: Dominica should be on your travel list. The Destination and Festival Promotion comes just
More Than a Name: How Charles Amory Is Building on Legacy While Forging His Own Path
Long before he was preparing to help lead one of St. Kitts and Nevis' most recognizable family businesses, Charles Amory wanted to be a chef. He preferred practical work. Building things. Creating things. Working with his hands. Today, he finds himself helping to guide a business built over generations by his father, Ernest Amory, and his grandfather, Ashton Amory who founded the company. But the journey that