Despite a significant improvement in COVID-19 numbers, the Government of Barbados has announced five “partial lockdown” days to keep the cases on the decline in lieu of Easter celebration
Read More »Barbados calls for tourism priority for Covid-19 vaccines
Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley today called for tourism employees to have priority in accessing Covid-19 vaccines due to the importance of this sector for Caribbean countries.
Read More »Barbados Opens Its Shores to Remote Workers for 12 Months
Since the onset of COVID-19 working remotely has become the new norm for millions of people around the globe. And if you have ever dreamed of being able to live in paradise for a while and have the flexibility of working digitally, then Barbados is the place that can make that dream come true.
Read More »Caribbean islands cancel more festivals and events
Barbados canceled its annual Crop Over Festival, which was slated to kick off in June, one of many festivals and events across the Caribbean that are being canceled or postponed due to Covid-19.
Read More »It’s official: Wall Street Warns of Caribbean Debt Crises
The Caribbean countries of Barbados, Belize and the Bahamas, among the preferred playgrounds for the world’s wealthiest bankers, may soon become known instead for Wall Street’s dark side: Debt crises.
Read More »Barbados Looks to the Future During COVID-19 Crisis: Our Facebook Live Chat
Barbados Tourism Minister Kerrie Symonds was a guest on the TravelPulse Canada 1 on 1 Facebook Live series on Monday
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