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Nisbet Plantation Among “Top Five Caribbean Hotels”

Nevis, West Indies
April 24, 2007

Nisbet Plantation Beach Club, a 36-room luxury hotel with a solid reputation for providing guests with exceptionally warm and friendly service has been recognized as one of the “Top Five Caribbean Hotels” according to TripAdvisor, the world’s largest travel community.

“This is an exceptionally rewarding recognition,” said David Dodwell, owner of Nisbet Plantation. “TripAdvisor hotel reviews written by past guests are one of the most influential sources of planning information for millions of travelers and to be ranked as one of the top five hotels in the entire Caribbean is quite an honor. It speaks volumes about how well our mostly Nevisian staff cares for the hotel and for every guest who chooses a Nisbet vacation.”

Basseterre, St. Kitts (April 24, 2005): The increasing popularity of the Federation of St. Kitts – Nevis as a Tourist destination is becoming more evident with spontaneous and impromptu articles and accolades coming from the international arena. Minister of State …

Charlestown, Nevis (April 25, 2007)

Premier of Nevis, The Honourable Joseph Parry, was featured prominently at the Nevis Alliance Progressive Society (NAPS) of the British Virgin Islands Fifth Anniversary Gala Recognition Dinner and Dance held at the Moorings Mariner Inn in Tortola, British Virgin Islands on Saturday, 21st April 2007.

To mark this special occasion, four members of the British Virgin Islands community who over the years have contributed significantly to the development of the territory was honoured. The honourees were: Mrs. Enid Pickering- Business, Mrs. Marris Hodge- Wright- Humanitarianism, Mr. Jacob George- Law Enforcement, and Mr. Evermond Rabsatt- Boating.

The huge gathering included keynote speaker, Nevisian Dr. Edward Griffin escorted by his wife Angelica, Governor Hon. David Pearey, Chief Minister Hon. Dr. Orlando D. Smith and Members of Parliament.

President of NAPS, Mr. Theodore C.E Skeete said, “One of the highlights of the evening was a fantastic, well received speech made by Premier Parry.”

Charlestown, Nevis (April 24, 2007)

The Local Organizing Committee for the 2008 CARIFTA (The Caribbean Free Trade Association)games in St Kitts – Nevis, was on hand in full force to receive the CARIFTA Flag and the symbolic Baton, signaling its readiness to host the next edition of the prestigious meet.

Lester Hanley, Chairman of the LOC 2008 expressed his organization’s profound gratitude to the Turks and Caicos for their successful hosting of the 2007 CARIFTA Games on Providenciales. He gave his organization’s and the nation’s commitment to continuing the tradition and enhancing the legacy of the CARIFTA Games in 2008.

Good news for the tourism industry in the Federation of St. Kitts and Nevis.

American Airlines is to officially announce Monday night, the introduction of direct service from New York’s John F. Kennedy International into St. Kitts’ Robert L. Bradshaw International Airport.

According to well-informed sources the New York – St. Kitts – Nevis service is to commence on Sunday November 18th 2007.

American Airlines already operates a direct flight between St. Kitts and Miami.

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Nevis Premier Featured At British Virgin Islands Gala

St. Kitts – Nevis Accept Flag For CARIFTA Games 2008

American Airlines Service From New York To St. Kitts