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IslandsCaribbean Weekday ed. 2020-06-02
Sandals Resorts International could be one of the first major hotel chains in Barbados to reopen in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. #BB
IslandsCaribbean Weekend ed. 2020-05-29
Faced with the likelihood that international tourist traffic may not return until next year as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Guyana Tourism Authority (GTA) is considering tapping into the domestic and regional market to ensure the survival of the tourism sector. #GY
IslandsCaribbean Weekday ed. 2020-05-26
Antigua & St. Lucia will reopen tentatively to international tourism in early June. #AG #LC
IslandsCaribbean Weekend ed. 2020-05-22
Joyau des Caraibes Ltd., along with Egyptian billionaire financier Naguib Onsi Sawirishas, will invest millions in Grenada’s hospitality sector.
IslandsCaribbean Weekday ed. 2020-05-19
Despite the depression in worldwide tourism from the COVID-19 pandemic, the Royalton luxury hotel chain has declared it is still committed to establishing its brand in Barbados.
IslandsCaribbean Weekend ed. 2020-05-15
Sumfest’s leading man, Joe Bogdanovich, is contemplating utilising the event’s online platforms to serve up what he has dubbed “a unique musical experience”. #JM
IslandsCaribbean Weekday ed. 2020-05-12
Traveller’s Choice, the annual award for TripAdvisor travel platform, selected the Dominican Republic as the best destination in the Americas and the 13th best in the world. #DO
IslandsCaribbean Weekend ed. 2020-05-08
Tourism-dependent countries across the Caribbean have been warned to brace for declines in stay-over arrivals that could set the industry back by 25 years — Neil Walters, Acting Secretary General, Caribbean Tourism Organisation. #CTO
IslandsCaribbean Weekend ed. 2020-05-01
Marriott International has launched a “Community Caregiver Program,” which provides significantly discounted rates to first responders and healthcare professionals who want to book rooms at hotels in close proximity to the hospitals where they’re working. This includes Latin America and the Caribbean, along with Canada and the United States.
IslandsCaribbean Weekday ed. 2020-04-28
British billionaire and founder of Virgin Group, Sir Richard Branson has revealed plans to put Necker Island up as collateral to secure a £500 million loan bailout from the United Kingdom government. #VG
EduCaribbean
EduCaribbean Weekend ed. 2020-06-04
The #Caribbean has the lowest enrolment per capita in higher education in the northern hemisphere, and the COVID-19 pandemic threatens to push the region further down the scale.
EduCaribbean Weekday ed. 2020-06-01
The University of the West Indies (UWI) has announced the appointment of Professor Densil A. Williams as Pro Vice-Chancellor and Principal of its Five Islands Campus, located in Antigua and Barbuda. #AG
EduCaribbean Weekend ed. 2020-05-28
Professor Gordon Shirley, Chairman of the Council of the Caribbean Maritime University (CMU), has announced a number of key appointments as the university continues its drive to strengthen its governance framework. #JM
EduCaribbean Weekday ed. 2020-05-25
VICE-CHANCELLOR of The University of the West Indies Professor Sir Hilary Beckles says, instead of a decline in enrolment due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the entity is expecting an increase as individuals retool to cope in the new environment created by the infectious disease.
EduCaribbean Weekend ed. 2020-05-21
Jamaican Dr Anita Brown-Johnson expressed no surprise that her son Nicholas Johnson had become Princeton University’s first black valedictorian. #JM
EduCaribbean Weekday ed. 2020-05-18
British Virgin Island author and educator Dr. Richard Georges recently won the 2020 OCM Bocas Prize for Caribbean Literature for his poetry book entitled Epiphaneia. #VG
EduCaribbean Weekend ed. 2020-05-14
A DEDICATED 24-hour education cable channel and satellite Internet are the key elements in a plan to reach more than 31,000 students islandwide currently cut off from COVID-19-triggered online lessons due to lack of Internet access, says ReadyTV CEO Chris Dehring. #JM
EduCaribbean Weekday ed. 2020-05-11
Barbados’ Ministry of Education is expected to roll out its electronic learning suite today: the commencement of the Trinity school term. #BB
EduCaribbean Weekend ed. 2020-05-07
PIONEERING e-learning across the Caribbean, One on One Educational Services Limited — a Jamaican-based educational technology company — has found a solution that it says will allow students in remote areas to access educational content without the Internet. #JM
EduCaribbean Weekday ed. 2020-05-04
Retired Professor Tara Dasgupta, a distinguished researcher in physical chemistry at The University of the West Indies, Mona, has died of COVID-19 related complications
HealthCaribbean
HealthCaribbean Weekend ed. 2020-06-04
Cuba said this week that use of two drugs produced by its biotech industry that reduce hyper-inflammation in seriously ill COVID-19 patients has sharply curbed its coronavirus-related death toll. #CU
HealthCaribbean Weekday ed. 2020-06-01
China & Cuba have agreed to develop a biotechnology park to research, develop, manufacture & market Cuban Pharmaceuticals. #CU
HealthCaribbean Weekend ed. 2020-05-28
Over 25 European organizations support the proposal to award the Cuban medical brigades with the Nobel Peace Prize, for their global effort in fighting the COVID-19 pandemic. #CU
HealthCaribbean Weekday ed. 2020-05-25
Dominican Republic received the largest plane in the world last week, loaded with 45,000 kilograms of medical equipment & personal protective equipment, from China. #DO
HealthCaribbean Weekend ed. 2020-05-21
THE #Caribbean Public Health Agency (CARPHA) & the University of Trinidad & Tobago (UTT) have announced a partnership, intended to strengthen their respective capacities. This includes including the latter’s master’s degrees in health. #TT
HealthCaribbean Weekday ed. 2020-05-18
COVID-19 has been contained in the English-speaking #Caribbean and Haiti, according to a leading researcher and academic. #HT
HealthCaribbean Weekend ed. 2020-05-14
The Association of Caribbean States has formed a multi-sectoral task force to facilitate preventing spread of COVID-19 & preparing for a future after the pandemic.
HealthCaribbean Weekday ed. 2020-05-11
The Dominican Republic is approaching 8,000 confirmed cases of COVID-19, accumulating a total of 7,954 cases, according to data from epidemiological bulletin number 45 issued by the Ministry of Public Health.
HealthCaribbean Weekend ed. 2020-05-07
Cuban pharmaceutic Company MedSol Laboratories develops antiretroviral Kaletra, which has been effectively used to treat COVID-19 infected patients. #CU
HealthCaribbean Weekday ed. 2020-05-04
On Friday, Dominican Republic’s Public Health Minister — Rafael Sánchez Cárdenas — said Covid-19 had claimed a total 267 lives, an average of around 10 fatalities
daily. However, only two had died over the last 24 hours.
InfrastruCaribe
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