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The Global Shift: Exploring the Trend of U.S. Buyers in Overseas Housing Markets

The desire for adventure, favorable exchange rates, and the flexibility to work from anywhere have sparked a renewed interest among Americans in owning property overseas. Take John and Felicia Magliula, for example. As self-proclaimed adventurers, they sought a new place to call home for their growing family and ultimately chose St. Croix in the Caribbean. They purchased a spacious estate there for $1.4...

Sun, Sand, and Profit: Why American and Canadian Nomads Should Invest in the Caribbean

The Caribbean has always been a sought-after destination for American and Canadian tourists in search of sun, sand, and relaxation. However, in recent years, the region has also gained popularity among a different group of travelers: digital nomads. With its warm climate, affordable cost of living, and expanding digital infrastructure, the Caribbean has become a magnet for remote workers and...

Sam Lord’s Castle Barbados, A Wyndham Grand Resort opens in late September

Eduardo Cruz del Rio, the Vice President of Operations for Latin America and the Caribbean at Wyndham Hotels, announced that when the Sam Lord's Castle Barbados, A Wyndham Grand Resort opens in late September, it will not only be the largest all-inclusive resort in Barbados but also the largest hotel on the island. During the recent coverage of the Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association's Caribbean...

Marriott International is set to acquire the Elegant Hotels Group, Barbados.

Marriott International remains steadfast in their decision to acquire the Elegant Hotel Group and is now eagerly preparing to invest millions of dollars in Barbados post-COVID to enhance the properties and elevate their standards. Alex Fiz, the Caribbean & Managing Director - All-Inclusive, Area Vice President, expressed unwavering confidence in the acquisition, emphasizing that the pandemic,...

Barbados’ mission to evolve its tourism product!

The 41st edition of Caribbean Travel Marketplace kicked off this week in Barbados, a truly historical event since this is the first time Barbados has been given the opportunity to host. This year’s event took place at the Lloyd Erskine Sandiford Centre. The event featured the second year of the Caribbean Travel Forum, which was started last year to focus on the economics of tourism in the Caribbean,...

BHTA is excited to host the largest tourism conference ever held in Barbados!

Over one hundred vendors are set to arrive in Barbados this week for the Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association (CHTA) Marketplace, marking the first time the event has been held in Barbados in its 41-year history. The BHTA is excited to host the largest tourism conference ever held on the island and plans to fully take advantage of the event. The marketplace will feature scores of journalists, over...

Norse Atlantic to launch routes from Gatwick to Barbados

Norse Atlantic Airways has unveiled new winter routes from Gatwick airport to the Caribbean, with Barbados being the primary destination. Starting from October 29, 2023, the airline will operate daily flights to Barbados, with fares starting from £449 return. Along with Barbados, Norse Atlantic Airways will also launch four flights per week to Montego Bay in Jamaica, starting on the same day,...

Pendry Hotels & Resorts, a luxury hotel brand, has announced its expansion into Barbados

Pendry Hotels & Resorts, a luxury hotel brand, has announced its expansion into Barbados with the development of Pendry Barbados and Pendry Residences Barbados. The island oasis will be the brand's first international destination and will bring its contemporary luxury offerings and signature sensibilities to the Caribbean's west coast. Pendry Hotels & Resorts will reimagine the existing Port...

Read about The Barbados Tourism Development Act. Pt.2 – Concessions

Customs Duty Concessions: If a tourism project or product owner or operator has received Interim Approval, they may be granted a permit to import building materials and supplies for construction and development without paying customs duty. These supplies must be used solely for the tourism project and can be purchased locally, imported, or from a bonded warehouse. Furthermore, owners or operators of a...

Read about The Barbados Tourism Development Act. Pt.1

The Tourism Development Act 2002 replaces the Hotel Aids Act of 1956 and brings about significant expansions in investment incentives for the Tourism and Hospitality industry in Barbados. This new act offers incentives not only to the traditional accommodations sector, but also to restaurants, recreational facilities and services, attraction development that highlights the island's natural, historic, and...

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