George Henry

Dec 12, 2024 | writeups24.com | George Henry

Saint Lucia welcomed 5 cruise ships on Tuesday, bringing more than 7000 passengers to the island nation. All these cruise ships docked at two different ports of the country, bringing thousands of enthusiastic passengers who enjoyed and explored the natural beauty, lush rainforests and pristine beaches of the island nation. The vessels included, Celebrity Summit, Silver Shadow, Explorer of The Seas, and MS Insignia berthed at Port Castries.

Dec 6, 2024 | writeups24.com | George Henry

Caribbean countries offering Citizenship by Investment (CBI) Programmes have established a clear legal and financial framework for the individuals seeking to gain their citizenship. These include Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica, St Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia and Grenada which have long offered economic opportunities to discerning investors seeking to settle in the Caribbean region while contributing to their economic growth.

Dec 5, 2024 | writeups24.com | George Henry

St Kitts and Nevis: The government of St Kitts and Nevis has once again intensified efforts to uphold the integrity of its Citizenship by Investment Programme, this time, by taking action against the ones who have acquired citizenship by contributing less than the official threshold. It is reported that the government has issued legal notices to some individuals who gained citizenship despite failing to meet the required investment sums.

Nov 27, 2024 | writeups24.com | George Henry

Around 27 families in Grenada received keys to their new prefabricated homes by the Government in a special ceremony held on Tuesday. The homes were completed with help of a Trinidad and Tobago based organisation named “Hands That Serve”. Features of new prefabricated housesThese new fully furnished 3-bedroom homes include diverse facilities such as bathroom and supplies, beds, stoves among others.

Nov 17, 2024 | writeups24.com | George Henry

Antigua and Barbuda celebrated the first Homeporting Day of the season on Saturday, 16th November, 2024 with the arrival of P&O Arvia. The vessel arrived at the fifth berth, bringing more than 5000 travellers to the twin-island nation, marking a significant boost to the tourism sector of the country. The majestic ship, which is 344m in length and also has the capacity to carry 5,200 guests plus 1,800 crew members.