CHTA WARNS U.S. TARIFF PROPOSAL COULD HURT CARIBBEAN TOURISM INDUSTRY

Caribbean tourism officials are urging the U.S. government to exempt the region from proposed port service fees targeting Chinese-made or flagged vessels, warning the measures could significantly harm an industry vital to both economies. The Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association submitted recommendations to the U.S. Trade Representative regarding the proposed fees of up to $1.5 … Continued

MULTI-STAKEHOLDER PARTNERSHIP AIMS TO TRANSFORM ROAD TOWN

The government has launched a new public-private initiative aimed at beautifying and maintaining the Road Town area as part of a broader strategy to enhance tourism and quality of life for residents.Junior Minister of Culture and Tourism Luce Hodge Smith announced the Road Town Partnership during a ceremony attended by representatives from various government departments, … Continued

BVI FILM COMMISSION WRAPS UP INSPIRING PILOT PROGRAMME-FUTURE FILMMAKERS’ ACADEMY

The BVI Film Commission say they are proud to announce the successful completion of its inaugural Future Filmmakers Academy, a dynamic 5-day pilot programme designed to offer students a hands-on, immersive introduction to the world of film and digital media. The response to the programme was overwhelming, with registration closing just two days’ after launch … Continued

MKS LAW SUPPORTS MENTAL HEALTH IN SCHOOLS THROUGH ‘MINDFUL ROOMS’ DONATION

The BVI Health Services Authority (BVIHSA) Community Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services (COMHSA) say they are pleased to acknowledge the generous contribution of essential mental health resources from MKS Law, formerly known as Martin Kenney & Co. The donation supports the completion of the “Mindful Rooms” initiative, an extension of the ongoing Mindful campaign … Continued