BHTA’s Chairman, Roseanne Myers.
JUST over 52 per cent of visitors who came to Barbados between January and February this year stayed at properties which are members of the Barbados Hotel and Tourism Association (BHTA).
Journalists during one of the training sessions.
The Japan-Caribbean Climate Change Partnership (J-CCCP) provided climate change training to more than thirty journalists from across the region.
Popcaan thrilled the crowd.
Cocoa Tea was in fine form.
Capelton brought the show to an end.
Part of the huge crowd enjoying themselves at Digicel’s Reggae on the Hill on Sunday.
Like the song says, it was hit after hit after hit when the curtains came down with Digicel’s Reggae on the Hill on Sunday.
General Secretary of the Barbados Workers’ Union (BWU), Toni Moore.
At a time when the citizens of Barbados need them the most, the Government of Barbados has failed to demonstrate leadership.
Government Minister, Donville Inniss, speaking during the event.
Democratic Labour Party supporters who attended Sunday’s third FACTS conference at the Belfield Resource Centre.
Journalists in Barbados are being asked to act responsibly when reporting on issues that affect the country’s image.
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