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BRIDGETOWN, BARBADOS, (8th July, 2010) – The Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) today announced that it would provide nearly US$95,000 in scholarships and grants to over […]

St John’s, July 6….. The Antigua and Barbuda Labour Party (ALP) has questioned the leadership capacity of Prime Minister Baldwin Spencer following his threat to […]

The Antigua Labour Party (ALP) expresses its abhorrence and strongest condemnation of the burning of the home of Comrade Gretna Francis on Thursday morning, June […]

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, CMC – The Caribbean has watched, in bewilderment as the Jamaica government has slid into crisis, over Prime Minister Bruce Golding’s involvement in efforts to block the extradition to the United States,  of an alleged gun and drug runner, Christopher ‘Dudus’ Coke.

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados (25 May, 2010) –   There’s an element of fearlessness and daring to Jenna Wolfe that leads her to jump from the top of near 900 foot buildings, or run to the top of the Empire State Building or even simulate drowning in a sinking car.

May 17, 2010 – Antigua Labour Party MP Asot Michael has taken legal action against Minister of Agriculture, Lands, Housing & the Environment Hilson ‘Brother B’ Baptiste seeking damages for defamation.

The Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO)  has thanked British Airways and all BA staff for their commitment to keeping all flights operating to and from Gatwick airport throughout the previous and pending strike periods.

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados (9 May, 2010) – One of the Caribbean’s top tourism policy-makers has called for bold new initiatives to protect the region from the impact of climate change.

The Chairman of the Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO), Hon. John Maginley, said that strong, decisive action will help protect the region’s invaluable natural assets.

In an address at the opening of the 11^th Annual Caribbean Conference on Sustainable Tourism Development (STC-11) here on Sunday night, Mr. Maginley also reminded delegates that, like other regions in the world, the Caribbean is vulnerable to natural disasters.