The Brandywine Bay Project advances as the Government of the Virgin Islands continues to develop and expand additional destinations for residents and visitors. 

Minister for Communications and Works, Honourable Mark Vanterpool, is featured as he presented a plaque to Captain Kim Larson of the Norwegian Jade on the cruise ship’s inaugural call to the Territory on Thursday, January 19.

The Government of the Virgin Islands has said that tourism continues to be the single most important economic activity in the Territory and measures will be taken to build and sustain the sector.

The Brandywine Bay Project advances as the Government of the Virgin Islands continues with the development and expansion ........

Representatives from the Government of the Virgin Islands, BVI Tourist Board and Island Shipping welcomed Mein Schiff 5 on Thursday, November 17, to the Territory for its inaugural call.

Representatives from the Government of the Virgin Islands and Island Shipping welcomed Norwegian Epic on Tuesday, November 15 to the Territory for its inaugural call. 

November is Tourism Month.

For the 2016-2017 cruise season, the Territory is expecting over 700,000 cruise passengers and several inaugural calls to the port of Road Town.

All taxi drivers and tour operators are invited to a meeting with the Minister of Communications and Works, Honourable Mark Vanterpool at 5:00 p.m. on Wednesday, November 16, at the Training Division conference room in the Betteto Frett Building.

Acting Premier, Dr. the Honourable Kedrick Pickering today welcomed the Viking Star on its inaugural call to the British Virgin Islands.