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Jamaican cabinet approves plan to boost arrivals from Canada

November 12, 2016 admin 0

By Denise Dennis KINGSTON, Jamaica (JIS) — The Jamaican Cabinet has given approval for the implementation of a rescue plan for the Canadian tourism market. The objective is to increase arrivals to the island from Canada for the 2016/2017 winter season, which starts in December. Minister of education, youth and information, Senator Ruel Reid, said as part of the plan, […More]

Direct commercial flights commence from US to Santiago De Cuba

November 8, 2016 admin 0

HAVANA, Cuba (ACN) — Flight 098 of US airline Silver Airways landed on Thursday in Santiago de Cuba with 34 people onboard to open the eastern Cuba city to direct commercial flights from the United States. The aircraft, a small Saab 340-B, arrived to the traditional water cannon baptism. It is the first of the daily one hour-fifty five minutes […More]

Barbados to be featured in international disability travel magazine

November 7, 2016 admin 0

Disability Today Network is the largest disability media in Canada. Barbados’ tourism will be getting a much-needed niche boost as the island’s many attractions will be featured in the largest disability media in Canada – Disability Today Network. The publication carries both an online and print version and Barbados will be highlighted in the December 2016 issue. The network has […More]

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POPE TIME ENDS AT 88

Pope Francis, first Latin American pontiff who ministered with a charming, humble style, dies at 88. Pope Francis, history’s first Latin American pontiff who charmed the world with his humble style and concern for the poor but alienated conservatives with critiques of capitalism and climate change, died Monday. He was 88. Bells tolled in church towers across Rome after the […More]
New Rules for Non-Citizens Staying Over 30 Days In The US

Starting March 27, 2025, the U.S. enforces new immigration rules for non-U.S. citizens staying over 30 days. These changes include updated visa requirements, stricter documentation, and mandatory background checks. Visitors must comply with extended stay registration protocols and provide detailed travel plans. Non-compliance could lead to penalties, visa denials, or deportation. Ensure thorough preparation for smooth entry and extended stay. […More]
MORE PROMISES FOR GUYANESE CITIZENS

Guyana’s President promises more benefits for the people from booming economy President Irfaan Ali of Guyana has promised that the people of Guyana, which is the fastest growing economy in the world, will be able to benefit from more economic activities as the economy continues to grow. As an example, he said they will be able to co-invest in national […More]
YOUR SUPPORT, DONATIONS & CONTRIBUTION NEEDED!

YOUR SUPPORT, DONATIONS & CONTRIBUTION NEEDED. CARIBBEAN RADIO heard weekly on WPAT/930AM Multicultural Radio ‘Wpat930am.com’ needs your support, donations & contributions. Listen every Friday from 6pm to 8pm and Saturdays from 12 noon to 3pm. The show is produced and hosted by Howard Hughes. Giving is not only about making a financial donation. It’s also about showing that you care […More]
United Front Suggested For Dealing With Trump’s Tariff

CARICOM should be united in response to Trump tariffs – Julian Robinson. Opposition Spokesman on Finance Julian Robinson is urging Caricom to maintain a united front in any negotiation with the United States regarding the tariffs imposed on member states. Jamaica is among several countries including those in CARICOM, that have been hit with a 10 per cent tariff on […More]