Dominica Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit, in his role as chairman of the Organization of Eastern Caribbean States (O.E.C.S.), thanked Governor Albert Bryan in a letter for his "proactive initiative in writing to Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and asking Governor DeSantis to reconsider his ban on cruise ships embarking from Florida requiring proof of vaccination against Covid-19," Gov't House announced Thursday. According to the release, Mr. Skerrit sent the letter to Mr. Bryan on behalf of Anguilla Premier Ellis Webster; Antigua and Barbuda Prime Minister Gaston Browne; BVI Premier Andrew Fahie; Grenada Prime Minister Keith Mitchell; Guadeloupe Regional Council President Ary Chalus; Martinique Executive Council President Alfred Marie-Jean; Montserrat Premier Joseph E. Farrell; St. Kitts and Nevis Prime Minister Timothy Harris; St. Lucia Prime…
Gov't House announced Wednesday that Royal Caribbean's first voyage to the territory will be in early…
The V.I. Department of Tourism this week expressed interest in collaborating with its Caribbean neighbors…
Government House on Monday announced that Governor Albert Bryan has sent a letter to Florida Governor…
Carnival Cruise Line Plans to Set Sail to Alaska…
Staff Consortium May 21, 2021Carnival Corp., the world's largest cruise ship operator has cleared three of its ships for planned…
Secret Harbour Resort Rated in Top 10 Percent…
Staff Consortium May 15, 2021ST. THOMAS — Secret Harbour Beach Resort, a full-amenity condominium property for families and couples,…
Bryan Shoots Down 'Bubble Environment' Scenario…
Kyle Murphy May 05, 2021With cruise ships all but certain to start sailing again in July, Governor Albert Bryan, who chairs…
Coral World Welcomes Cavello and Nola, Two Coastal…
Staff Consortium May 05, 2021ST. THOMAS — Coral World Ocean Park said Tuesday it welcomed two coastal Atlantic bottlenose dolphins…
Governor Albert Bryan this week spoke of a number of projects aimed at uplifting the towns of Christiansted and Frederiksted. “For years we have talked about what we can do and the development of ...
Governor Albert Bryan said in a statement Friday that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's decision to allow cruise travel by mid-July under updated guidelines is great news for the U.S. V...
Leisure tourism in the U.S. Virgin Islands, which before March 2020 saw thousands of almost daily cruise travel visitors on the streets of Charlotte Amalie supporting a chain of sectors and daily comm...
ST. CROIX — Elizabeth Armstrong, third-generation owner of The Buccaneer, has announced that the 340-acre four-star resort has partnered with Wyndham Hotels & Resorts to brand the 74-year-old resort...
With cruise lines banned from sailing in the U.S. since March 2020, more than a year since the coronavirus impacted the world, Carnival Cruise Line, the largest cruise company in the world, has threat...
Florida health officials on Thursday filed suit against U.S. health authorities in a bid to force the restart of cruise travel, as the industry — Florida being a major cruise hub and the largest in ...
Gov't House said Tuesday that a bipartisan team of governors from five states and Puerto Rico have signed-on to a letter that Governor Albert Bryan sent to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ...
Pressure from the Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA), Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and others have not been enough to persuade the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to lift its co...
During a Wednesday community business forum organized by the Bryan administration, Royal Caribbean is said to have told businesspeople in the U.S. Virgin Islands to be prepared for its return to the t...
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