Category: Barbados Travel News
Barbados Hosts Cruise Ships Stranded by COVID-19
Barbados Hosts Cruise Ships seen here off Carlisle Bay and Pebbles Beach. The ships are stranded as the cruise industry halts over covid19.
New Video on Barbados Historic Railway Story
We’ve just added a delightful new video on the Barbados Historic Railway Story. It is a 10 minute narrative and movie captured on the St. Nicholas Abbey Heritage Railway Tour.
We Gatherin’ 2020
We Gatherin’ Barbados 2020 is a year long celebration which will take place in 2020. It will focus on ‘Barbadian excellence and a recommitment to this country’s successful future and core values that have defined us as a people.
Barbados Classical Music Festival – Another Great Year In Review
It’s 5 years since it was first started and the Barbados Classical Music Festival seems very at home on the island. The festival is far more that a spectacular series of world class performers, it’s an inspiration.
Prime Minister Mia Mottley to be Honoured at Rihanna’s 5th Annual Diamond Ball
Barbados’ Prime Minister Mia Mottley is to be honoured at Rihanna’s 5th Annual Diamond Ball this year. The event takes place in New York city on September 12th.
The Sweetest Summer Festival Starts Now
The Crop Over season is upon us and while it may seem as though the season is in full swing, it, in fact just got started. The season will culminate on August 1 with Grand Kadooment, the island’s jump up day.
Ideas for Fun In The Sun
Ready to enjoy your vacation in beautiful Barbados, the land of sand, sea, and sun? Here are a few ideas for fun in the sun!
CAL Official Airline for Crop Over Festival
Caribbean Airlines (CAL) has been named the official airline for the Crop Over Festival. The airline is offering a non-stop Jamaica to Barbados flight.
Barbados Bans Single-Use Plastic
As a part of the movement towards a green economy and in its goal to have Barbados plastic-free by 2020, the Barbados government has placed a ban on single-use plastics.
Rare Sighting of Man O’ War
Rare sighting of Portuguese man o’ war in Carlisle Bay sparks some concern. The public is reassured that Barbados’ beaches are still safe for swimming, diving & fishing.
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