Pearns Point, Antigua’s premier beachfront and oceanfront community, has introduced a striking new villa design as part of its Plot & Plan Programme, developed in collaboration with James Hamilton Architects. The programme allows buyers to secure a fully designed villa at a fixed price, providing convenience, peace of mind, and access to the expertise of an experienced design and construction...
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...
Browse our latest collection of Properties For Sale in Barbados: 5326 | Move in Ready 1 Bed Ocean View Condo, Crane Private Residences | USD$440,000 Located on the southeast side of the island, mainland gossip is seldom the topic of conversation here. This is a place where less traveled means quietly and luxuriously discreet. Secluded, naturally pristine, unspoiled, devoid of traffic noise and...
Barbados is set to significantly strengthen its air connectivity in 2026, with a wave of new and expanded flight services that will make the island easier to reach than ever before. With regional carriers increasing frequencies and international airlines reinforcing long-haul access, Barbados is positioning itself as a major Caribbean gateway for both leisure and business travel. From deeper Caribbean...
Marriott International is completing a long-awaited chapter in its Barbados expansion, confirming that two well-known beachfront resorts — Turtle Beach and Crystal Cove — will reopen in 2026 as all-inclusive properties under its Tribute Portfolio brand. The relaunch marks a significant milestone following Marriott’s 2019 acquisition of Elegant Hotels, a deal that not only reshaped Barbados’...
Barbados’ financial system continues to demonstrate resilience, supported by solid regulation, improving global credibility and steady progress in modernising its payments infrastructure, according to recent assessments by the Central Bank of Barbados and the Financial Services Commission. These themes were underscored in July, when the two regulators hosted a roundtable to launch the 2024 Financial...
Barbados’ 2025–26 winter tourism season has begun on a positive footing, with hotel occupancy levels tracking ahead of last year and several properties already operating at or near full capacity, according to Barbados Hotel and Tourism Association (BHTA) chairman Javon Griffith. Speaking on the early performance of the season, Griffith said preliminary indicators point to a modest but consistent...
The Caribbean Export Development Agency has officially joined the Enterprise Europe Network (EEN) as an International Network Partner, marking a significant step in deepening commercial and innovation links between the Caribbean and Europe. The partnership opens new avenues for businesses on both sides to access partnerships, market intelligence and investment opportunities. The milestone was...
All-inclusive resorts tend to announce themselves loudly. The House Barbados does the opposite. Tucked along a calm stretch of sand on the island’s Platinum Coast, this adults-only boutique hotel feels intentionally low-key — designed for travelers who prefer discretion, familiarity and ease over spectacle. With only 34 suites, The House operates more like a private residence than a resort. There...
Caribbean tourism ministers, senior officials and industry leaders convened this month aboard Royal Caribbean’s Icon of the Seas for the “Iconic Summit,” held as part of the Caribbean Tourism Organization’s (CTO) second annual Caribbean Weekend in Miami. Coming on the heels of Hurricane Melissa, which impacted several Caribbean destinations in October, the summit centred on the cruise...