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ROSEAU, Dominica – “Dominica is open for business and ready to welcome visitors to its shores,” so says Minister for Tourism and Urban Renewal, Honourable Robert Tonge. ROSEAU, Dominica – “Dominica is open for business and ready to welcome visitors to its shores,” so says Minister for Tourism and Urban Renewal, Honourable Robert Tonge. This comes after the island was hard hit by Tropical Storm Erika on August 27, 2015. At a recent press briefing, the Minister provided an update on the status of the island’s tourism industry. Air access to the destination has resumed with LIAT, Seaborne and WINAIR offering daily flights between Dominica, from Antigua, Barbados, San Juan, Puerto Rico, St. Maarten, St. Thomas and St. Croix. Flights operate from the main airport – Douglas Charles Airport and the smaller one Canefield Airport which is 15 minutes from the capital Roseau. Road access has been greatly improved with the installation of three Bailey bridges along the west co

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