This 22-foot interpretive sign will greet cruise passengers at the Bridgetown Port. INSET: Chief Executive Officer of the Barbados Tourism Product Authority, Dr. Kerry Hall, says the history of the port is a story worth sharing.
Actions are being taken to enhance the island’s cruise tourism product.
A White Paper will soon be brought before the Cabinet of Barbados that seeks to address how healthcare costs in this island should be covered.
From right: Minister of Tourism Richard Sealy; Managing Director of Massy Distribution Glenn Taylor; and Minister of Housing and Lands Denis Kellman with other Massy representatives as they officially unveiled the refurbished Holetown Monument yesterday evening.
NOW in its 40th year, the annual Holetown Festival was officially opened and the refurbished historic landmark of the Holetown Monument unveiled during a double ceremony yesterday evening.
Leader of the Barbados Labour Party, Mia Mottley (left); Member of Parliament for The City, Jeffrey Bostic (right); and young residents of The City, Paul Stuart (second from left) and James Griffith, having a discussion during yesterday’s Rubbing Shoulders event.
A high rate of unemployment, poor housing, blocked drainage and canals, overgrown bush, rat infestation and garbage collection are concerns residents of The City pointed out to members of the Barba
THE just launched Barbados Sugar and Rum Season is meeting with strong opposition from the Barbados Road Safety Association (BRSA), which intends to stage protests against the State-sponsored initi
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