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Cummins: Another tourism challenge

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Government’s plan for a phased re-opening of the tourism sector by next month could be facing yet another challenge, this time from the eruption...

Rebates up to US$350 for visitors

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Government is offering rebates ranging from US$100 to US$350 per night to visitors who stayed in approved accommodations between last December 24 and January...

BHTA wants to know more about accommodation costs

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The Barbados Hotel and Tourism Association (BHTA) is calling on Government to clarify the process involved in covering the hotel costs for those waiting...

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