Antigua and Barbuda’s presence at the Monaco Yacht Show highlighted its status as a premier yachting destination in the Caribbean. The delegation, led by the Minister of Tourism, presented the country’s exceptional yachting infrastructure, sailing conditions, and services. The show’s success is already reflected in the confirmed participation of over 50 yachts in the upcoming Antigua Charter Yacht Show.
Antigua and Barbuda, a Caribbean paradise, is experiencing a surge in tourism due to its visa-free access for citizens of 130 countries, stunning beaches, vibrant culture, and diverse attractions. The twin-island nation saw a significant increase in visitor numbers in 2023, with over 930,000 tourists contributing to a booming economy.
Antigua and Barbuda, a twin-island nation in the Caribbean, is a popular destination for international travelers, thanks to its stunning beaches, vibrant culture, and welcoming visa policies. This article explores the islands’ dynamic tourism landscape, including key attractions, festivals, and economic impacts, highlighting their position as a leading travel hub.
Antigua and Barbuda’s Minister of Tourism, Hon. Charles ‘Max’ Fernandez, and CEO of the Antigua and Barbuda Tourism Authority (ABTA), Colin C. James, led a delegation to the Caribbean Tourism Organization’s Caribbean Week in New York City, making a significant impact through various engagements and initiatives. From launching the Women’s Empowerment breakfast meeting to captivating media interviews, the ABTA team highlighted the diverse offerings and unique experiences of Antigua and Barbuda, reaching a broad audience.
