Premier and Minister for Tourism Dr. the Honourable Natalio D. Wheatley, Junior Minister of Tourism Luce Hodge and other officials are featured as they officially welcomed Iona and Avira, sister ships from P&O Cruises, during a ceremonial event at the port earlier today.
As we are still in January, it is only fitting to extend heartfelt New Year’s wishes to the people of the Virgin Islanders. May this year bring us prosperity, unity, and continued progress.
The just concluded inaugural Tourism Summit has laid the groundwork for the creation of a National Policy, to steer the development of the Tourism sector over the coming years.
The Government of the Virgin Islands is inviting suitably qualified persons or firms to express interest in the long-term development of the site of the Prospect Reef Resort.
Protocol having been established, it is my distinct honour and privilege to welcome you all to this year’s Tourism Summit, set amidst the breath-taking beauty of Peter Island.
Premier of the Virgin Islands Honourable Dr. Natalio Wheatley stated that the upcoming inaugural Tourism Summit 2025 will allow for high-level discourse on critical issues that will shape the Territory’s tourism policy and strategy.
The Ministry of Tourism, Culture, and Sustainable Development, in partnership with the British Virgin Islands Tourist Board and the British Virgin Islands Yachting, Hotel and Tourism Association (BVIYHTA), is set to host the much-anticipated Virgin Islands Tourism Summit 2025.
The public is notified that the Oral History Workshop, scheduled to take place at the H. Lavity Stoutt Community College for tomorrow, November 15 has been postponed to a date to be announced.
Culture and Tourism Month 2024 is expected to highlight the rich cultural heritage of the Virgin Islands while promoting tourism as a vital component of the economy.
