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The 2022/2023 tourism season has been welcomed with much optimism by stakeholders, with the Ministry of Tourism projecting that a record number of visitors will arrive by cruise ship – approximately 326,000 this season. Tourism is a major economic driver in St Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG). When one considers the core industry plus all the sectors that depend on it, the tourism economy accounts for approximately 30 per cent …

It’s the lush tropical foliage that makes Caribbean waterfalls so captivating. Here are ten waterfalls worth traveling ashore to see. 

All tourism and recreation sites will be temporarily closed to the public tomorrow, Good Friday. This is according to a public service announcement issued by the National Parks, Rivers and Beaches Authority dated April 13, 2022. The sites that will be closed tomorrow are: Belmont Look-out; Black Point Heritage and Recreation Park; Chatoyer National Park; Cumberland Beach and Recreation Park; Dark View Falls; Indian Bay Beach facility; Layou Petroglyph Park; …

EDITOR: The move to allow the quarry project in North Leeward to go ahead is a violation of due process for projects of that magnitude and impact on the environment, and in the absence of an Environmental Impact Assessment, the only legal way to halt that project is by means of a court injunction. Vincentians would have seen a quite in depth report on IWN giving both sides of the …