Tourism Minister Charles “Max” Fernandez has paid tribute to tourism pioneer Theodore “Ted” Isaac CM, recognising his longstanding contribution to the development of Antigua and Barbuda’s tourism industry.

Isaac is remembered as a key figure in shaping the early growth of the sector, with his work helping to establish foundations that supported the country’s rise as a leading Caribbean destination. His efforts over the years have been credited with influencing tourism development and industry standards.

In his remarks, Minister Fernandez highlighted Isaac’s legacy and the lasting impact of his work on both the tourism industry and national development. He noted that Isaac’s contributions continue to be felt across the sector today.

The tribute reflects ongoing recognition of individuals who played significant roles in building Antigua and Barbuda’s tourism success over the years.

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