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‘Scrap Accommodation Bill’

Business Maria Bradshaw Maria Bradshaw -
The Tourist Accommodation Bill must be scrapped, not paused. So said members of the short-term accommodation sector (Airbnb/Vrbo) Barbados Host Group as they responded to...

SBA wants ease for small tourism properties facing new standards

Business Colville Mounsey Colville Mounsey -
Government must extend grants, low-interest loans and other concessions to small and mid-sized tourism accommodation providers if it expects them to meet the same...

Town Hall Meeting on Tourist Accommodation Bill

News Sherrylyn Clarke Sherrylyn Clarke -
The Barbados Tourism Product Authority (BTPA) will host a town hall meeting to engage stakeholders on the proposed Tourist Accommodation Bill. It will take place...

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