Antigua and Barbuda believes the arrival of Sunrise Airways to the country’s aviation landscape will have a great impact on the tourism industry.
Collin James, CEO of the Antigua and Barbuda tourism Authority, in an interview with Loop News on the sidelines of the Caribbean Hotel and tourism Association (CHTA) Caribbean Travel Marketplace in Montego Bay, Jamaica on May 23 said having more inter-island connectivity is important to the country given that it is set to host a number of events including the Fourth International Conference on Small Island Developing States and ICC T20 World Cup.
“Once you put the airlift in place, the ability to get people to take that lift is easy. With all these events that are coming up, regional travel in particular is very, very important for Antigua and Barbuda,” he said.
“So being able to position new flights in from St Lucia, St Kitts, from Barbados, Trinidad, it’s all good for us. So, it helps to support the marketing activities that we…
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