Road Town, Tortola, British Virgin Islands – The July cohort of the 2025 BVI Tourism Summer Internship Programme has concluded with enthusiastic reviews from student participants and praise from partner hospitality businesses. As the first month wrapped up, the BVI Tourist Board & Film Commission (BVITBFC) welcomed the August group of interns with renewed excitement. […]
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Brasilia – British Virgin Islands Special Envoy Mr. Benito Wheatley has emphasised the importance of Latin America and the Caribbean’s support for the Brazilian Presidency of COP30 in delivering a just outcome at the upcoming climate change talks in Belem, Brazil where the Caribbean and other Small Island Developing States (SIDS) will continue their fight […]
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Bharrat Jagdeo says U.S. tariffs on Guyanese exports have dropped from 38% to 15%, calling it a diplomatic success and dismissing claims of an increase as false.
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OpenAI has launched GPT-5, touting expert-level skills and better reasoning, but critics question the hype and warn that regulation and content protection are lagging behind.
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The US has doubled its reward for the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro to $50 million, intensifying long-standing drug trafficking accusations that Caracas calls political propaganda.
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A passenger on Royal Caribbean’s Icon of the Seas suffered cuts when an acrylic panel on the “Frightening Bolt” water slide shattered mid-ride, prompting the slide’s immediate closure and an investigation.
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Grenada is intensifying its call for slavery reparations after newly uncovered records showed King George IV personally profited from Crown-owned estates worked by enslaved people in the 1820s.
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TRAVEL: by Eric Mackenzie Lamb A few days ago, I drove from Switzerland to the Principality of Monaco, the world’s smallest country after the city state of the Vatican. Situated on the Mediterranean coast and sandwiched between Italy and the French riviera, 40 percent of its inhabitants are millionaires or billionaires. The country’s geographical position, luxurious lifestyle, […]
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Saint Lucia – The Ministry of Health, Wellness and Elderly Affairs with technical support from the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) is undertaking a formal review and updating of St. Lucia’s National Mental Health Policy and Mental Health Legislation. As part of this process, the Ministry of Health is meeting with stakeholders, that is representatives […]
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