Last Updated on June 4, 2026, 6:20 AM AST by Anthony Morris
Minister of Tourism Marsha Henderson has been honored with her name being added to the CTO hall of Fame. The honour was given to the Minister during the CTO Week’s Women in Leadership Dinner and Awards.
The dinner and awards ceremony took place on June 1, 2026 and was a matter of great pride for the nation.
Minister Henderson has been one of most successful Ministers engaged within the Tourism Sector in the Caribbean Region. Her remarkable success is apparent in the fact that the nation has seen one of the most successful tourism seasons since the St Kitts and Nevis Labour Party has been in office.
The Minister has also been actively involved in promoting the federation for its remarkable facilities. The popularity of St Kitts and Nevis has been increasing significantly within the Caribbean tourism industry.
The nation has also been seeing increased numbers in airlifts and cruise arrivals, further highlighting the results of the work that the Minister and her team have been putting into the growth of the sector.
The Minister of Tourism has been receiving congratulatory messages from various parts of the country. The St Kitts Tourism Authority took to their social media to extend their best wishes to the Minister for her achievement.
The organisation said, “The Minister’s dedication to advancing the tourism industry in St. Kitts has been remarkable, and her commitment to engaging regional partners in shaping a more sustainable and competitive destination has not gone unnoticed,”
The Prime Minister of the country also extended his best wishes to the Minister and thanked her for her service to the country. The Prime Minister took to his social media to congratulate the Minister.
The Prime Minister has shared that her name being inducted within the CTO hall of fame is a “testament to her hard work, passion, and commitment to advancing tourism in St. Kitts and Nevis.”
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