November in Barbados is a vibrant mix of adventure, culture, and indulgence. From scenic hikes and thrilling horse races to culinary festivals and family-friendly shows, the island offers plenty to see and do. Whether you’re drawn to the rhythms of rum, the scent of sea air, or the excitement of the track, here’s your guide to the top events happening in Barbados this November 2025. 🏇 Horse...
Frontier Airlines is giving travelers even more flexibility with its FRONTIER Miles loyalty program — and that’s good news for flyers heading to and from the Caribbean. Members can now use their miles not only for flights but also for popular add-ons like baggage, seat upgrades, priority boarding, and change-fee waivers. The move marks another major step in the airline’s ongoing transformation,...
Barbados’ economy expanded by 2.7 per cent over the first nine months of 2025, driven by strong gains in tourism, agriculture, and construction, according to the Central Bank of Barbados. The island also recorded its lowest unemployment rate ever — 6.1 per cent — as foreign exchange inflows from visitor arrivals and cruise traffic strengthened economic resilience. At a press conference reviewing...
Trade and investment ties between Korea and the Caribbean are reaching historic levels, with total trade between Korea and the Latin America and Caribbean (LAC) region projected to climb to a record US$70 billion in 2025. The milestone coincides with the 20th anniversary of Korea’s partnership with the Inter-American Development Bank Group (IDB Group)—a collaboration that continues to deliver...
Barbados has officially ascended into the ranks of the world’s most exclusive ultra-luxury destinations, joining celebrated locales such as the United States, Canada, Mexico, Jamaica, and the Cayman Islands. These elite destinations are recognised globally as the epitome of indulgence, attracting discerning American travellers seeking unmatched levels of elegance, privacy, and personalised...
Barbados’ innovative 12-month Welcome Stamp visa has proven to be a significant economic contributor, generating over $6 million in foreign exchange during its first three years. The initiative, launched in 2020 by Prime Minister Mia Mottley at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, was designed to offset declines in traditional tourism while attracting high-earning professionals seeking a tropical base...
The Barbados Hotel and Tourism Association (BHTA) is continuing its strategic efforts to elevate Barbados’ international profile by actively promoting the island’s diverse tourism offerings at leading global tradeshows and industry events. As part of its annual outreach initiative, the BHTA - working alongside the Barbados Tourism Marketing Inc. (BTMI) and key public and private sector partners...
Barbados has welcomed its newest boutique gem - South Point Hotel, following a $15 million investment that Tourism Minister Ian Gooding-Edghill hailed as “a substantial and meaningful addition to Barbados’ accommodation landscape.” Speaking at the official opening ceremony on Friday evening, the minister noted that the project signals strong investor confidence in the island’s hospitality...
Horse racing at the Garrison Savannah is one of Barbados’ oldest and most thrilling traditions. Set against the backdrop of Bridgetown’s UNESCO World Heritage Site, race days mix world-class equestrian sport with food, music, and a carnival-like crowd. As we move through the final months of 2025, here are the major race days you won’t want to miss. Don’t-Miss Racedays in...
The western coastline of Barbados is where turquoise waters meet golden sands — and where life feels effortlessly refined. Between St. James and St. Peter lies the island’s most coveted stretch: the Platinum Coast. Here, luxury and laid-back island charm coexist beautifully. Days begin with ocean breezes and end with barefoot sunsets, fine dining, and the soft rhythm of waves just steps...