March in Barbados brings together some of the island’s most anticipated social, cultural, and entertainment events. From the glamour of the Gold Cup to internationally acclaimed performances and exclusive heritage open houses, the calendar is full of memorable experiences. Here’s what’s happening across the island this month. 🐎 Sandy Lane Barbados Gold Cup...
Marriott International has officially opened Crystal Cove, Barbados, A Tribute Portfolio All-Inclusive Resort, marking a significant milestone in the Caribbean’s hospitality landscape. The resort — the first all-inclusive property under Marriott’s Tribute Portfolio brand — brings a fresh and vibrant approach to beachfront leisure on the island’s celebrated West Coast. A New All-Inclusive...
Barbados is set to become even more accessible to European travellers this Spring, as Aer Lingus launches a new seasonal direct service between Dublin and Barbados, strengthening transatlantic connectivity and reinforcing the island’s growing appeal as a premier Caribbean destination. The new route will operate from March 31 to May 31, 2026, with three weekly flights on Tuesdays, Fridays, and Sundays...
Barbados has a way of making movement part of everyday life. Not in a forced, fitness-focused way — but naturally, socially, and outdoors. From early swims to afternoons on the court or field, staying active here feels woven into the rhythm of the island rather than scheduled around it. Whether you’re a long-time resident or newly settling into island life, Barbados offers an impressive range of...
Barbados’ luxury resort scene is about to get even more exciting with the opening of Royalton Vessence Barbados, an adults-only all-inclusive resort designed to redefine upscale Caribbean hospitality. Scheduled to open in Summer 2026, this striking new property brings a modern, artful, and experience-driven destination to the island’s renowned Platinum Coast — known for its pristine beaches, vibrant...
In 2026, Barbados is enjoying a moment of well-earned global recognition. Condé Nast Traveler has ranked Barbados’ East Coast among the five best places to visit in 2026, placing the island alongside some of the world’s most compelling destinations. The accolade signals a shift in how travellers are discovering Barbados — not just for its polished beaches and luxury resorts, but for its raw...
Barbados has entered a new chapter in its tourism and aviation story as Grantley Adams International Airport (GAIA) recorded its highest annual passenger volume in history in 2025 — handling over 2.4 million travellers through its terminals. This milestone reflects continued strength in visitor demand and resilience in the island’s transportation infrastructure amid global travel recovery...
Barbados continues to play a central role in Caribbean cruising, serving both as a major embarkation port and a key stop on luxury and mainstream itineraries. From short island-hopping voyages to extended Caribbean explorations, the coming months offer a variety of cruise experiences for every type of traveller. Below are some of the most attractive upcoming cruises featuring Barbados as a departure...
Arriving in St Kitts has always been a gentle reveal — green hills rising from the sea, the curve of Basseterre’s harbour, the island slowly taking shape below. Now, for travelers coming from Barbados, that arrival has become far more direct. This week, regional carrier Winair launched its first-ever nonstop service between Barbados and St Kitts, creating a new air bridge between two of the Eastern...
Barbados is emerging as a clear leader in the Caribbean’s cruise tourism resurgence, recording the strongest cruise passenger growth in the region so far this year. Through the first three quarters, the island has outperformed all other Caribbean destinations in year-over-year cruise traffic expansion. Figures from the Caribbean Tourism Organization show that Barbados received 496,256 cruise...