St Kitts News
St. Kitts’ Smashing Success Continues Into 2023
For St. Kitts, 2022 was a year of meaningful accomplishments: the destination won a number of accolades including Caribbean Journal’s Destination of the Year; generated strong media buzz; and increased visibility, ultimately driving arrival numbers nearly to pre-pandemic levels.
St. Kitts Celebrates Island Wellness for Tourism Awareness Month
In honour of Tourism Awareness Month, St. Kitts Tourism Authority is embracing this year’s theme, “Immerse, Indulge, Renew, Rethinking Tourism 2022,” to spotlight the island’s wellness experiences.
St. Kitts Impresses With Recent Successes
As the summer season winds down, the excitement surrounding St. Kitts continues to grow. From a newly launched brand campaign to impressive accolades, the destination continues to amaze travellers and the travel industry
CTM’s Caribbean Travel Forum highlights industry issues
The Caribbean Hotel & Tourism Association’s 40th Caribbean Travel Marketplace brought 700+ delegates from 25 buyer countries, including Canada, to Puerto Rico this week. For more in depth detail and analysis view our video interviews below.
Multi-destination tourism key to Caribbean’s recovery, ministers say
“When we are united, we, as the Caribbean, are unstoppable.” Those were the sentiments of Kenneth Bryan, the Cayman Islands’ Minister of Tourism and newly-elected chairman of the Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) as he played host to both the CTO’s Business Meetings and Caribbean Youth Tourism Conference and IATA’s fourth annual Caribbean Aviation Day in George Town in Grand Cayman from Sept. 9-15.
“Venture Deeper” Into St. Kitts’ Refreshing New Brand Campaign
Today, the St. Kitts Tourism Authority launched the destination’s new brand campaign titled “Venture Deeper.” The new campaign builds on the island’s distinct characteristics while introducing elements of introspective self-discovery and intention that speak to the purpose-driven goals of today’s travellers.
St. Kitts and Nevis drop all Covid restrictions
St. Kitts and Nevis have dropped all Covid entry regulations, effective Aug. 15. All travelers are welcome and are not required to present a negative Covid test, show proof of vaccination or quarantine upon arrival.
American Airlines doubles St. Kitts service
American Airlines will fly a second weekly non-stop flight from New York’s John F. K International Airport to St. Kitts on Wednesdays, complementing the carrier’s existing non-stop Saturday service.
UK visitors to St Kitts expected so soar
Continuing the output of positive growth in the Caribbean destination of St. Kitts, the UK market has announced further good news for the destination, reporting record increases of 37 per cent overall in forward bookings by its key travel partners for the period April 2014 - March 2015. The projected increases come at a hugely significant time for St. Kitts as the destination moves towards a more luxury brand with exciting hotel and golf developments on stream, the imminent opening of the island’s first private air terminal and expected completion in late 2014 of the new superyacht harbour, part of the Christophe Harbour development.
St.Kitts goes mobile with new app
Visitors to the Caribbean island of St. Kitts can now access expert information ‘on the go’ as the destination goes mobile with the launch of its very first App in conjunction with the Telegraph Media Group and British Airways. Free to download, the innovative Telegraph St. Kitts Destination App, already selected by Apple as one of its ‘best new apps’, reflects the growing demand for instant access to information by today’s consumer.
St. Kitts joins British Airways in Brighton
The Caribbean destination of St. Kitts will be highlighted in Brighton this August Bank Holiday as part of a British Airways #BABeachside extravaganza that offers visitors a chance to win a unique and very special ‘dine in the sky’ experience.
St. Kitts and Seychelles discuss cooperation between tourism dependent islands
The Caribbean Islands and the Indian Ocean Vanilla Islands sit on the opposite sides of the world from each other as does the islands of St. Kitts and the Seychelles, but the Tourism Ministers of these two islands still see area for cooperation and for togetherness.