Warren Solomon News Today

Solomon was the former director of the Montserrat Tourism Division and a longtime member of the board of the Caribbean Tourism Organization.

Tourism ministers and directors from 18 Caribbean countries summarized and analyzed the Covid years of 2020 and 2021 and spoke about updates to tourism products and the return of festivals.

The Government of Montserrat welcomes the appointment of the new Tourism Director Mrs. Ineta Rosetta West-Gerald with effect from February 7, 2022 for a period…

TORONTO — While 2022 will likely shape up to be a strong recovery year, it’s 2023 and 2024 that hold the promise of pre-pandemic visitation levels, say the majority of CTO members.

The Montserrat Tourism Division, Office of the Premier has welcomed the regional ‘Caribbean Comeback’ campaign to celebrate Caribbean Tourism Month in November…

Montserrat Celebrates The Local Premiere Of The Music Documentary – Under The Volcano The Montserrat Tourism Division, Office of the Premier is proud to…

Montserrat exerted a huge influence on rock music before a series of natural disasters intervened. Nigel Tisdall presses rewind

Government of Montserrat News, Tourism / 19th May 2021 19th May 2021 During the first quarter of 2021, the Montserrat Tourism Division, Office of the Premier, has been engaging in a series of marketing activities to enhance the island’s destination awareness in North America and Europe. Beginning in February, the Division participated in the Adventure Travel Network Conference & Marketplace and were joined by industry veteran, James “Scriber” Daley in a series of one-on-one meetings wit...

On this Caribbean isle, St. Patrick’s Day is a unique blend of heritages Montserrat acknowledges its Irish influence while honoring the enslaved people who rebelled against it. Traditional dancers the Emerald Orioles participate in a St. Patrick‘s Day parade on the Caribbean island of Montserrat. Beating drums and wearing tall hats that resemble a bishop‘s miter, masqueraders participate in an expression of both respect for African ancestors and protest against the European plantation own...

On this Caribbean isle, St. Patrick’s Day is a unique blend of heritages Rebecca Toy © Photograph by Valbaun Galloway, Montserrat Tourism Division Montserrat Traditional Dancers, The Emerald Orioles, dance to the sounds of African and Irish drums and fife during a St. Patricks Day Parade in 2018. Masqueraders are popular performers during all Montserrat cultural events. There is green everywhere. But the steel drums and masked dancers, the goat water stew, and the active vo...