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Brittany Brathwaite of Barbados honored at CHRIS Conference - TravelDailyNews International - Vimarsana News

Brittany Brathwaite of Barbados honored at CHRIS Conference - TravelDailyNews International

Brittany Brathwaite recognized as Caribbean Rising Star at CHRIS for her leadership and innovation in tourism, highlighting the potential within the Caribbean tourism sector.

Rising Star Award Caribbean presented to Brittany Brathwaite at CHRIS - Vimarsana News

Rising Star Award Caribbean presented to Brittany Brathwaite at CHRIS

The International Society of Hospitality Consultants (ISHC) in partnership with Caribbean Hotel & Resort Investment Summit (CHRIS) presented Brittany Brathwaite, Chief People and Development Strategist, Ocean Hotels Group Barbados & Chickmont Foods Ltd, with the prestigious Rising Star Award Caribbean.

StartmeupHK Festival 2023 Concludes with Resounding Success | Taiwan News - Vimarsana News

StartmeupHK Festival 2023 Concludes with Resounding Success | Taiwan News

StartmeupHK Festival 2023 Concludes with Resounding Success | 2023-11-28 18:30:00

ISG Reinforces Its Commitment to South Dakota With A New Office In Pierre - Vimarsana News

ISG Reinforces Its Commitment to South Dakota With A New Office In Pierre

/PRNewswire/ -- Within weeks of expanding its Sioux Falls footprint to The Bancorp Building at Cherapa Place, architecture, engineering, environmental, and...

Farooq Kperogi On Tinubu And Dangers Of Subsidy Removal: A Rejoinder By Emeka Orjih - Vimarsana News

Farooq Kperogi On Tinubu And Dangers Of Subsidy Removal: A Rejoinder By Emeka Orjih

Early this morning, I read Farooq Kperogi's 3rd June piece titled "President Tinubu and Dangers of Subsidy Removal"   His is an interesting argument. He posits that PMS subsidy should remain. That government should not pass the cost of its inefficiencies and corruption to the people. Government should clean up its act, maximize funds, and maintain some form of subsidy.   In seeking to advance his argument, he makes some wrong assumptions. For instance he says...