Anguilla Showcases Luxury Tourism Offerings to Latin American Travel Advisors From our correspondent Caribbean News – October 30 2026 — Anguilla has strengthened its outreach to the Latin American luxury tourism market after securing sponsorship of the opening general session at Virtuoso On Tour Latin America for the first time. The October 27–29 event provided the Anguilla Tourist Board with an opportunity to introduce the destination’s high-end tourism experiences to an audience of more than 300 travel professionals. The initiative forms part of the Board’s wider strategy to broaden Anguilla’s international visitor markets and increase its profile among luxury travel…
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Dominica Repatriates Wanted USVI National Following Police Operation From our correspondent Roseau, Dominica – October 30 2026 — The Commonwealth of Dominica Police Force confirmed that a United States Virgin Islands national, identified as Jahai Grant, was apprehended in Dominica on October 28, 2026, following police action. Grant was reportedly being sought by authorities in the USVI in connection with several alleged offences involving firearms and controlled drugs. His capture brought an end to his presence in Dominica while he remained wanted by law enforcement in the neighbouring territory. Police disclosed that arrangements were subsequently made to return Grant to…
Port Everglades Considers US$1.7 Billion Cruise Infrastructure Investment From our correspondent International News – October 30 2026 — Port Everglades in Florida is exploring a potential investment programme valued at US$1.7 billion over the next two decades, aimed at expanding and upgrading its cruise facilities while improving the overall passenger experience. The long-term development strategy was outlined by the port’s Chief Executive Officer and Director, Joseph Morris, during an interview with Florida-Caribbean Cruise Association (FCCA) President Adam Ceserano on the organisation’s Leadership Series. The proposed improvements include the renovation of existing cruise terminals, reconstruction of an older facility, enhancements to…
Dominica to Honour 17 Citizens for Service and Contributions at Independence Celebrations From our correspondent Roseau, Dominica – October 30 2026 — A total of 17 individuals are set to receive national recognition for their professional achievements and contributions to Dominica as the country marks 48 years of Independence on November 3, 2026. The awards will be presented during the National Observance Ceremony at Windsor Park Sports Stadium, highlighting the work of citizens across various fields and their role in advancing national development. Among the recipients, four individuals will be conferred with the Sisserou Award of Honour. They are Vivian…
Grenada’s NNP Congratulates Emmalin Pierre Following National Leaders’ Debate From our correspondent Roseau, Dominica – October 29 2026 — The New National Party (NNP) of Grenada, Carriacou and Petite Martinique has congratulated its Political Leader, Hon. Emmalin Pierre, following her success in the event dubbed “Grenada’s Choice 2026: The National Leaders’ Debate,” held on October 28, 2026. The party acknowledged Pierre’s performance during the national political event, which brought leadership perspectives into the public spotlight. The debate’s organisers have also received commendation from members of the Grenadian public. The Bubb Report, the Media Workers Association of Grenada, Grenada Broadcasting Network…
Anguilla Named Caribbean’s Safest Destination in 2026 Ranking From our correspondent Caribbean News – October 29 2026 — Anguilla has secured the top position on World Population Review’s 2026 ranking of the Caribbean’s six safest destinations, earning recognition for its low crime levels and reputation for peaceful surroundings and welcoming hospitality. The British Overseas Territory ranked ahead of Barbados, St. Barthélemy, Martinique, the Cayman Islands and Aruba on the list. Anguilla Tourist Board Director of Tourism Jameel Rochester said the recognition reflected the sense of comfort and welcome visitors experience on the island, alongside its beaches, culinary offerings and friendly…
Sint Maarten Pension Fund Outlines 2027 Financial Priorities in Talks with Finance Minister PHILIPSBURG – October 29 2026 — The Algemeen Pensioenfonds Sint Maarten (APS) has engaged the Government of Sint Maarten in discussions on its financial direction for 2027, following a meeting between the Fund’s management and board and the Minister of Finance on October 22, 2026. The discussions focused on the proposed budget for the coming year and other issues relevant to the Fund’s administration and the interests of its stakeholders. APS representatives used the meeting to explain the principal objectives guiding the preparation of the 2027 spending…
Sint Maarten Police Warn Students Against Halloween Egg-Throwing From our correspondent Philipsburg, St. Maarten – October 29 2026 — The Police Force of Sint Maarten (KPSM) has cautioned students, parents and guardians against egg-throwing activities ahead of the upcoming Halloween weekend, warning that targeting fellow students, vehicles, homes and other private property could have serious consequences. The police said the practice, which sometimes occurs in the days before Halloween, can result in injuries, property damage and dangerous situations for motorists and other road users. According to KPSM, some students bring eggs to school or purchase them from nearby shops for…
PHILIPSBURG, October 26, 2026 – Member of Parliament Sarah Wescot-Williams has written to Prime Minister Dr. Luc Mercelina and Minister of TEATT Grisha Heyliger-Marten. In her letter, the MP asks why several measures recommended in the RAC/BTP report on electricity and water tariffs cannot be taken now, while BTP completes its final analysis. BTP, now assigned as regulator of the utilities sector, has said it needs about one more month after receiving information from SOL. Wescot-Williams points out that the report has been in Government’s hands since April 2025. Many of its findings do not depend on SOL data at…
Green Climate Fund Approves US$44 Million Caribbean Coastal Resilience Project From our correspondent Roseau, Dominica – October 29 2026 — The Caribbean Community Climate Change Centre (CCCCC) has welcomed approval from the Green Climate Fund (GCF) for a five-year initiative aimed at helping vulnerable coastal communities across the Caribbean adapt to the growing effects of climate change. Valued at approximately US$44 million, the Climate Actions for Building Resilience in Coastal Communities (CABRIC) project will benefit The Bahamas, Belize, Grenada, Jamaica and Saint Lucia by strengthening local institutions, improving access to climate financing and equipping communities to respond to climate-related risks.…
