Cruise Ships Leave
The two Cruise ships that had been granted safe harbour at Port Zante have been relocated as of this weekend.
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Concerns About New Traffic Lights
The Ministry of Public Infrastructure announced on Tuesday that traffic lights will be erected at seven areas in Basseterre but the lights going up in one of these areas are cause for concern for some persons.
Additional Traffic Lights In Basseterre To Improve Road And Pedestrian Safety
The Ministry of Public Infrastructure announced on Monday, January 5, 2021, that it has commenced installing traffic lights to Downtown Basseterre as a means of improving road and pedestrian safety and bettering the flow of traffic in…
Ministry Of Public Infrastructure Announces Additional Traffic Lights For 2021
The Ministry of Public Infrastructure, Post and Urban Development is continuing with the Phase 2 Installation of Traffic Signals throughout St. Kitts. Synergy Engineering Ltd., the contractor on this project, is expected to complete the…
St. Kitts Provides Safe Harbour For Royal Caribbean Vessel Rhapsody Of The Seas
The Royal Caribbean Group vessel Rhapsody of the Seas originating from St. Maarten arrived in St. Kitts for "Safe Harbouring" today with adherence to the Federation’s COVID-19 regulations, including arrival travel requirements, and health…
Old Road Bay Road Rehabilitation Project Already Paying Off, Says Deputy Prime Minister
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Public Infrastructure et al, the Honourable Shawn Richards, said that the Old Road Bay Road Rehabilitation Project proves to be a wise investment which is already paying off.
“I Speak St. Kitts Culture And Heritage” Workshop Held
The Ministry of Tourism in collaboration with the St. Kitts Sustainable Destination Council hosted an “I Speak St. Kitts Culture and Heritage” workshop on Wednesday.
St. Kitts Tourism Authority Maintains Relationship With Cruiselines And Airlines Amid COVID-19…
Even in the COVID-19 Pandemic, the maintenance of relationships with stakeholders is key, says Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the St. Kitts Tourism Authority, Raquel Brown, during an appearance on the radio and television show “Working…
St. Kitts Featured In “Departures” Magazine
Just weeks ahead of the reopening of the borders St. Kitts was recently featured in Departures, a leading luxury lifestyle and travel magazine, in an article titled "How to Spend the Perfect Day in St. Kitts."
Cruise Ship Arrival Delayed
The arrival of a Royal Caribbean Cruise Line to dock in St. Kitts has been delayed
Decision To Allow Safe Harbour For Two Ships Made With Health Of Citizens And Residents In Mind, PM…
Prime Minister Dr. the Honourable Timothy Harris has stated that much was considered and deliberated on over a two-week period before the Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines was given the greenlight for safe harbour for two of its vessels -…
Fred Olsen Cruise Line Confirms St. Kitts For 2021/22 Caribbean Cruise Season
The UK-based Fred Olsen Cruiseline has announced St. Kitts as a port of call in there 2021/22 cruise itineraries.
Safe Harbour To Be Granted To Royal Cruiseline Cruise Vessels
St. Kitts and Nevis will provide safe harbour to two Royal Caribbean Cruise line cruise ships beginning on Wednesday August 19th.
Partnership With Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines Created Great Successes In Cruise Arrivals Prior To…
The partnership between Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines and the Ministry of Tourism in St. Kitts and Nevis saw great successes in cruise arrivals prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, said Minister of Tourism, Hon. Lindsay Grant.
Cruise Vessels Scheduled To Berth At Port Zante Must Adhere To All COVID-19 Protocols
Under the advice of Chief Medical Officer Dr. Hazel Laws and the COVID-19 National Task Force, Minister of Tourism, the Honourable Lindsay Grant, said that both cruise ships scheduled to arrive at Port Zante on Wednesday, August 19 must…