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All businesses in Barbados have been given the all clear to reopen on Monday, June 15, following the country’s restriction of various services in the fight against COVID-19 (coronavirus).Prime Minister of Barbados, the Hon. Mia Amor Mottley, made the announcement...
CJ Invest, Projects June 11, 2020 Construction Antigua’s new pier at Heritage Quay in St John’s is moving “full speed ahead,” officials told Caribbean Journal Invest. The new pier, which is being built by Meridian Construction, is about 60 percent...
Slow internet speeds in Antigua and Barbuda is part of a wider infrastructural problem that needs to be addressed, Canadian billionaire Calvin Ayre said Thursday. The Canadian entrepreneur, based in Antigua and Barbuda, said his global headquarters in Antigua — a...
When the first commercial flight touched down in Antigua and Barbuda since the COVID-19 crisis began, arriving passengers were greeted by a host of new anti-infection procedures — as the destination officially reopened for tourism on June 4. Of the...
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Antigua and Barbuda’s House of Representatives passed a cryptocurrency regulation bill on May 27. With this bill, they have taken steps towards becoming digital asset-friendly destinations in the Caribbean.The regulatory framework, called “The Digital Assets Business...
Often dubbed the "most tourism-dependent region in the world", the Caribbean attracted more than 31 million visitors last year. For some islands, the sector accounts to a colossal two-thirds of gross domestic product. Read the original article here
Hotels in Antigua and Barbuda are beginning to prepare for the eventual return of travelers with new measures aimed at minimizing risks of COVID-19 transmission. That’s led by the destination’s newest resort, the adults-only Hammock Cove, which has...
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