Member of Parliament for St. George North, Gline Clarke.
The Catastrophe Fund set up under the leadership of the Barbados Labour Party government, should be used not only to assist persons who have lost homes to hurricanes and storms, but also to those w
The audience in attendance at the recently held town hall meeting.
BARBADOS is gearing up to inject millions into its vital tourism product to keep it pumping.
Executive Director of the Caribbean Disaster Emergency Management Agency (CDEMA), Ronald Jackson, making a point during yesterday's press briefing. Looking on is Dr. Winston Garraway, Minister of State in the Office of the Prime Minister, Grenada, responsible for Disaster Management and Information and Chairman of the Technical Advisory Committee of the CDEMA.
The Caribbean Disaster Emergency Management Agency (CDEMA) needs Member States to meet their financial obligations so that it can in turn satisfy its mandate and respond to countries
Chairman of the Barbados Hotel and Tourism Association, Roseanne Myers, left, and Chairman of the Barbados Tourism Marketing Inc, Alvin Jemmott, right, presenting veteran entertainer Anthony “Gabby” Carter with his award for his contribution to the growth and development of the entertainment aspect of the tourism sector.
SIXTEEN stalwarts who contributed to the growth and development of the tourism sector over the years, have been inducted into the Barbados Hotel and Tourism Association (BHTA) Hall of Fame.
Ayesha Gibson-Gill, in conversation with Co-operators General Insurance Company’s HR and Marketing Manager, Cheryl Forde and Media Representative with TicketPal Caribbean, De Carla Applewhaite.
Patrons to this year’s “Crop Over Read-In” will be treated to a presentation featuring seasoned and new artists.
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