Officials from the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sustainable Development are engaging representatives from the OECS Commission in meetings aimed at advancing a Common Tourism Policy.

Attorney General Dawn Smith and her staff are featured as they observed ‘Culture Day’ as part of activities to celebrate Culture and Tourism Month. 

Secretary General of the Caribbean Tourism Organisation (CTO) Mrs. Dona Regis-Prosper paid a courtesy call to Acting Premier Honourable Kye Rymer while on an official visit to the Territory this week.

The public is reminded that the virtual panel discussion titled, “Cultural Education through the Lens of the Culinary, Performing and Visual Arts” will be streamed live on the Government’s official Facebook page tomorrow November 15, at 6:00 p.m. 

Highlights of the opening ceremony of this year’s Culture and Tourism month are featured from the St. Phillip’s Anglican Church ruins and heritage site in the historic village of Kingstown. 

Partners representing various agencies are featured as they informed the public about the activities planned for this year’s Culture and Tourism month, operating under the theme “Our Virgin Islands, Our Story: Tell Your Story”.

Madam Speaker, I stand before you today on the threshold of a new and promising era as we mark the commencement of the 2023-24 tourist season in our beloved Virgin Islands. This season holds the promise of renewed hope and prosperity, a testament to our resilience in the face of the unprecedented challenges previously brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Madam Speaker, the month of November is upon us, and Culture and Tourism Month is here again. This year will be the fourth annual Culture and Tourism Month and is being organised under the theme, “Our Virgin Islands, Our Story: Tell Your Story.”