THE FINAL DESIGN plans for the new Bridgetown Cruise Terminal Pier Project should be in the hands of Government soon, said Minister of International Transport George Hutson.
Speaking at a service yesterday at the Payne’s Bay Methodist Church, St James, in celebration of World Maritime Week, he said: “Government has approved the construction of a new cruise pier facility designed to separate cruise activity from cargo activity at the port.
“Background work started on this project in 2011 and we expect to have final designs and costings completed by the end of November.”
In an interview with the DAILY NATION after the service, Hutson explained the project would entail transforming the deep water harbour into an almost exclusively cargo only facility.
Final pier design ‘soon’
Previous article
Next article
Related Articles
Commonwealth Chambers of Commerce teaming up
Business chambers in the Caribbean, Africa and South Asia are joining forces in an effort to boost the...
Elon Musk appears to signal the end of the road for Cybertruck
Tesla will wind down production of its Cybertruck vehicles at its Texas factory next year, Elon Musk says.
He...
PM credits World Bank
Barbados borrowing at lower interest rate has enabled it to do projects that would have otherwise been placed...
PM Mitchell leads NDC to historic victory
Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell led his ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC) to an historic electoral victory here on...


