Caribbean Citizenship by Investment programmes are moving toward stricter rules. The changes place more focus on physical presence and stronger ties to the country granting citizenship. For years, investors could obtain Caribbean citizenship without moving to the country. Some programmes had little or no physical-presence requirement. That approach is now changing. Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica, […]
The Caribbean tourism sector remains optimistic about future growth despite global economic uncertainty and changing travel trends. Industry leaders shared that outlook as Caribbean Tourism Week opened in New York on Monday. The event, hosted by the Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO), marks the start of Caribbean American Heritage Month. This year’s theme is “One Caribbean: […]
Caribbean students delivered strong results in the January 2026 CSEC examinations. Notably, this sitting marked the first fully electronic and hybrid exams by the Caribbean Examinations Council. Caribbean education officials say the results show students are adapting well to digital testing. In fact, pass rates increased in nine of the 13 subjects offered. At a […]
Caribbean activists have begun strategising to address risks facing the region.The discussions followed a recent virtual regional conference. A number of activists from St Vincent and the Grenadines took part.In total, 187 participants joined the meeting. The conference focused on the January 3, 2026 military strike.The strike was carried out by the United States on […]
Caribbean travellers are facing long U.S. visa delays in 2026, affecting countries like Jamaica, Barbados, the Dominican Republic, Trinidad and Tobago, the Bahamas, and Mexico. Consulates are struggling with high demand and limited staff, forcing tourists, business travelers, and students to change or cancel plans. Wait times vary widely: Mexico leads with up to 458 […]
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