Montserrat Tourism Drops New Promo Video
We love the new promotional video of Montserrat, released on Monday by the Tourism Division. The 1:45 run time on the video, which can now be seen on our Facebook and Instagram pages, was...
Category: Tourism
Hiking Montserrat’s Trails Trending with Young People Post-COVID-19 Lockdown
Good things have been known to come out of very bad experiences and we are loving this good thing happening right here on the rock. After being inside for weeks on end, more...
Tourism Division to Host Training Programme for Montserrat Taxi Drivers
The Montserrat Tourism Division, Office of the Premier, will be implementing a series of training programmes during the year; the first being ‘The Successful Taxi Driver”. The training for taxi drivers, will be held...
Tourism Stakeholders Meet to Look at Next Steps
The Montserrat Tourism Division hosted a Town Hall Meeting with stakeholders last Friday, June 12th at the Cultural Centre to discuss proposed protocols to facilitate the effective re-opening of the tourism sector. Director of...
Increase in Visitor Expenditure and Villa Stays in First 3 Months of 2020 for Montserrat
Visitor expenditure in the first three months of the year was $100,000 more than in the same period in 2019. Last year, visitors to the island brought in EC$ 12.6 million and this year...
Caribbean Governments Encouraged to Cut Passenger Taxes on Air Travel to Compete
~Regional VP for the Americas, Peter Cerda, says some countries risk losing service once borders reopen if they fail to invest in airlines and other partners ~ Describing travel as being in a “free...
Montserrat Taxi and Tour Operators Asked to Establish New Protocols
Local taxi and tour operators have been requested to submit a health and safety plan for how they will continue operations once the island reopens to accept visitors. The Government of Montserrat has been...
Caribbean Has Achieved COVID-19 Containment, Says Researcher
The coronavirus (COVID-19) has been contained in the English-speaking Caribbean and Haiti, according to a leading researcher and academic. However, Dr. Clive Landis, pro-vice-chancellor for undergraduate studies and research, and professor of cardiovascular research...
