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Last Updated on November 2, 2026, 3:32 PM AST by Nevis News St. Kitts and Nevis has welcomed the early return of Air Canada flights, with authorities describing the resumption as an encouraging development for the federation. Officials say the move supports ongoing efforts to establish tourism as a year-round activity. The return of the service represents a step towards that goal. Authorities view expanded flight services as an important part of building demand for the country’s tourism sector. Officials also believe greater airlift capacity will create more opportunities within the tourism industry. The St. Kitts Tourism Authority said it…
Last Updated on November 2, 2026, 1:44 PM AST by Nevis News St. Kitts welcomed nearly 31,000 cruise passengers in October 2026, as ships docking at Port Zante marked the start of the island’s 2026–2027 cruise season. Vessels arriving during the month included Star of the Seas, Rhapsody of the Seas, Carnival Dream and Coral Princess, alongside several other cruise ships. Star of the Seas accounted for the largest share of arrivals, bringing a combined 13,761 passengers across two visits to the island. Rhapsody of the Seas also called twice during October, carrying a total of 5,131 passengers. Seabourne Venture,…
Last Updated on November 1, 2026, 5:09 PM AST by Nevis News The Royal St. Christopher and Nevis Police Force has raised concerns about private vehicles being used to carry passengers for payment without the necessary authorisation. Police said transport services have been promoted to the public under names such as “Uber” and other lift services. However, the vehicles involved are registered for private use under the P, PA, PB and PC registration categories. Police warned that these vehicles should not be used to provide paid passenger services without the appropriate licensing. They also stressed that social media advertisements or…
Caribbean leaders, including Dr. Denzil Douglas of St. Kitts and Nevis, have reaffirmed their strong backing for Guyana’s bid to secure the position of United Nations Secretary-General. This significant endorsement occurred during the 26th Special Meeting of the Council for Foreign and Community Relations of CARICOM, held on the sidelines of broader UN General Assembly discussions. CARICOM’s United Front for Guyana’s UN Candidacy The Council for Foreign and Community Relations (COFCOR), a key body within the Caribbean Community (CARICOM), formally expressed its unwavering support for the candidacy of Caroline Rodriguez-Birkett. As Guyana’s Ambassador and Permanent Representative to the United Nations,…
Officials from the St. Kitts Tourism Authority (SKTA) recently concluded a series of highly productive engagements in London, England, participating in a Caribbean Showcase designed to bolster interest in the island nation among United Kingdom tour operators. During the event, the SKTA team held 38 targeted meetings with key players in the UK travel industry, a significant effort aimed at increasing visitor arrivals and expanding tourism-related opportunities for St. Kitts. Strategic Outreach in a Key Market The London showcase served as a crucial platform for the St. Kitts Tourism Authority to re-emphasize the island’s unique appeal to a vital international…
Acting Prime Minister Dr. Geoffrey Hanley is spearheading the delegation from St. Kitts and Nevis at the 81st United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York. Dr. Hanley is representing the nation at this significant global forum, stepping in for Prime Minister Dr. Terrance Drew, who has been a regular speaker at the assembly in recent years. Dr. Hanley is scheduled to deliver an address to the UNGA in the coming week, where he will outline St. Kitts and Nevis’s key development priorities. His remarks will also emphasize the nation’s dedication to multilateralism and international cooperation. The 81st UN General…
St. Kitts and Nevis has formally recognized individuals who have made significant contributions to the nation’s development through their dedicated work and service. The annual National Honours ceremony, a cornerstone of the country’s Independence Day celebrations, celebrated the achievements of several citizens across various sectors. 2026 National Honours Recipients Announced The Acting Prime Minister announced the recipients of the 2026 National Honours during his Independence Day address, highlighting the profound impact these individuals have had on the growth and well-being of St. Kitts and Nevis. The awards serve to acknowledge and celebrate exemplary service and dedication to the nation. Medal…
On the occasion of Nevis’ 43rd Independence Day anniversary, Premier Mark Brantley delivered a national address reflecting on the nation’s journey, emphasizing unity, and outlining future aspirations. The celebration’s theme, “One People, One Vision, Endless Possibility, Independence 43,” served as a central point of his message, described by Brantley not merely as a slogan but as a profound call to action. A Call for Unity Amidst Diversity Premier Brantley urged Nevisians to embrace the theme by uniting under a shared vision and purpose. He acknowledged the inherent diversity of the twin-island federation, recognizing that its population comprises individuals with varied…
Acting Prime Minister Dr. Geoffrey Hanley of St. Kitts and Nevis recently held a series of significant meetings with ambassadors from Brazil, Israel, France, and the State of Palestine. These engagements, occurring around the nation’s 43rd Independence anniversary, underscore St. Kitts and Nevis’s commitment to advancing diplomatic cooperation and bolstering its international standing. Diplomatic Engagements Underline Commitment to Global Relations The series of high-level meetings saw Acting Prime Minister Hanley engage with representatives from several key nations, focusing on strengthening bilateral relations and exploring avenues for enhanced cooperation. These discussions are a core component of the Federation’s strategy to solidify…
Acting Prime Minister Dr. Geoffrey Han