CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY TRAVEL WILL LOOK ALOT DIFFERENT THIS YEAR

Annually, November and December are very busy months for travel. Many people take this time to visit family and friends during the holidays or head to an island to escape the chilling winter weather.  Under normal circumstances, the season for planning holiday travel would be now, but since the pandemic has shaken things up this … Continued

JETBLUE IDENTIFIES NEW CARIBBEAN MARKET

Loop While other airline companies are making positions redundant and mothballing planes, JetBlue is doing the opposite. The company has identified 24 new markets, which it says has the potential to generate cash for its balance sheet. The new markets in focus are 24 in Florida, the Caribbean and Latin America and “cross-country routes which … Continued

NICK CANNON FIRED BY CBS FOR RACIST COMMENTS

Source : TMZ Nick Cannon has come under fire after a conversation on his podcast, Cannon’s Class, was deemed to contain racist and anti-Semitic language. On Tuesday, media giant ViacomCBS responded to the incident by terminating their longrunning relationship with the artist. The June 30 episode, which was flagged by a Jewish blogger on Sunday, … Continued

BANK OF AMERICA PLEDGES $1 BILLION TO FIGHT RACIAL INEQUALITY!

Source: CNN Bank of America is donating $1 billion over the next four years to community programs and small businesses to help address economic and racial inequality that has been exacerbated by Covid-19. CEO Brian Moynihan said in press release Tuesday that “underlying economic and social disparities” were made worse by the pandemic and mentioned the nationwide … Continued

“BLACK OUT TUESDAY” OBSERVED BY INTERNATIONAL MUSIC INDUSTRY IN LIGHT OF GEORGE FLOYD’S DEATH!

Source: Daily Mail Music industry giants are coming together in solidarity with the black community to observe “Black Out Tuesday”, days after George Floyd’s death at the hands of police in Minneapolis. Universal Music Group, Sony, Atlantic, and Capitol were just a few of the companies who have announced they will be observing ‘Black Out … Continued

OVER 100 CARS CLEARED AT BVIPA AFTER BEING STUCK AT SEA OVER 2 MONTHS!

The British Virgin Islands Port Authority, today facilitated the clearance of over 100 vehicles that were refused entry into the territory following the pandemic. According to reports, the shipment was initially turned away by the authority, resulting in hefty costs being incurred by the customers. This revelation was made by Managing Director of Island Shipping, … Continued