STUDENTS INVITE PUBLIC TO CULTURAL SHOWCASE FEATURING GLOBAL LANGUAGES

The Ministry of Education, Youth Affairs and Sports is preparing to “take you around the world” at its upcoming Foreign Language Immersive Extravaganza, according to a promotional video released by student participants. In this video, students extend an invitation to the public to attend the educational and cultural event, which aims to showcase foreign languages … Continued

DYAS VOICE KICKS OFF WITH FAITH-FOCUSED INTERVIEW WITH J’MAR PENN

The Department of Youth Affairs and Sports launched its new youth-centered podcast, DYAS Voice, with a deeply personal and inspiring first episode featuring 19-year-old BVI content creator J’mar Penn, who reflected on how his faith has shaped his creative path. In a candid conversation, Penn opened up about how boredom after high school led him … Continued

SEWAGE LEAK OUTSIDE DR. D. ORLANDO SMITH HOSPITAL

Update: Access to the affected road where the water has pooled is currently blocked as of 3:30 PM. Teams from Water and Sewerage and Environmental Health are said to be on the ground assessing the situation. Original Story : 2:00 PM Tuesday, April 15th. A active sewage leak has been reported, with the flow coming … Continued

VIDIC INSTALLS 6 BANKS: INSTITUTION RECEIVE OFFICIAL MEMBERSHIP CERTIFICATION FROM VIDIC

The Virgin Islands Deposit Insurance Corporation (VIDIC) recently held decal installation and membership ceremonies for six banks operating in the territory, marking a significant step in the region’s financial regulatory framework. During the ceremonies, Banco Popular de Puerto Rico, National Bank of the Virgin Islands, CIBC, FirstBank Puerto Rico, VP Bank and Republic Bank received … Continued

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

CHTA ADVOCATES FOR CHANGES TO PROPOSED TARIFFS

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

BVI ATHLETES SHINE IN INTERNATIONAL MEETS AHEAD OF CARIFTA 2025

British Virgin Islands athletes continue to impress on the international and regional stage, delivering standout performances in recent meets and solidifying the Territory’s growing presence in athletics. Hurdler Deya Erickson delivered a strong showing at the Florida Relays, advancing to the finals after clocking 13.46 seconds in the 100m hurdles heats. She improved her time … Continued