Tourism chiefs are continuing to discuss plans to develop the Long Bay Public Park – which includes purpose built vendors’ booths.

Government officials in Grenada say they hoping to convene talks with the regional carrier LIAT over its decision to cut four flights from the island’s itinerary.

Regional carrier Liat has been raked over the coals for cutting flights to Grenada without even giving the authorities there the heads up.

Officials at St John’s Development Corporation (SJDC) now have in their hands a preliminary document with specific proposals to overhaul the operations of the Heritage Quay area.

The preliminary findings of a study aimed at charting the course of Antigua & Barbuda’s cruise business over the next two decades is expected to be in the hands of government in a matter of weeks.

Former commissioner of sports and now ALP senator, Paul “Chet” Greene, has called for the renaming of Sir Vivian Richards Cricket Grounds (SVRCG).

The Second Annual Antigua & Barbuda Cricket Fest organised by the Richie Rich Sports & Leisure and Indigo Event Services in conjunction with the Ministry of Sports and the Ministry of Tourism, commences at 9:30 am at Sir Vivian Richards Cricket Grounds.

Ten times Grammy nominated reggae sensation, Third World band out of Jamaica, will headline the entertainment aspect of the second annual Antigua & Barbuda Cricket Fest

Long Bay vendors, supported by several of their colleagues from across the island, will today picket the Ministry of Tourism

The presence of 34 ocean racing yachts in English Harbour this weekend, preparing for the Royal Ocean Racing Club’s Caribbean 600, has given a very welcome boost to the local economy.