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NIS, BRA payments crucial to economic resilience, says Straughn

NIS, BRA payments crucial to economic resilience, says Straughn
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Local demand for travel to Tobago - Barbados Today

Caribbean Airlines’ (CAL) launch of direct flights between Tobago and Barbados will satisfy an apparent interest in travel to Trinidad’s sister isle. At a press conference hosted by the Tobago Tourism Association Limited (TTAL) in partnership with CAL on Monday, a day before Barbados hosts the 41st edition of the Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association’s Caribbean Travel Marketplace, officials said the

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Untidy surroundings posing hazard, warns fire chief

Chief Fire Officer Errol Maynard is appealing to residents and business owners to clean around their properties to avoid disaster. He made the plea on Monday as he returned to the location where a house fire occurred at Passage Road, St Michael the day before. Next to the site are an abandoned vehicle, deteriorating wood, bird droppings and a bond that

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Skyrocketing airfares will hurt - Dr Hall

By Jenique Belgrave Already considered an expensive destination, the exorbitant summer fares charged by US carriers will not do Barbados any favours in the coming months, says tourism consultant Dr. Kerry Hall. She said that with cheaper destinations offering similar products, the anxieties of local tourism stakeholders over the airfare situation are well-founded. “It is not like paying the airfare and then you

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