Last Updated on December 9, 2024, 5:58 AM AST by Chris Matthew
The authority of St. Kitts and Nevis’ Foreign Affairs, Dr Denzil L. Douglas has applauded Cape Air for the phenomenal regional flight service that has seen the airline start service between St Kitts, Nevis, and St Thomas in the US Virgin Islands.
Dr. Douglas, realizing that the launch of this initiative can contribute to increased tourism and economic activity, expressed his support to the Marsha Henderson, the authority of Tourism in St Kitts and Nevis, for her leadership in development of this strategic partnership.
Douglas stressed the need for such development in enhancing the commitment of the islands as a premier tourist destination in the region.
Welcoming of the historic service
The first Cape Air flight into St. Kitts was on Saturday and was welcomed by a water cannon salute, cultural dances and craft fair at the Robert L. Bradshaw International Airport.
This new service will operate four times a week in order to develop the connection between the islands as well as to boost accessibility to the tourists and the inhabitants.
Authority of Tourism backs this initiative
Henderson explained that the service is revolutionary for St. Kitts and Nevis saying that it would contribute towards the boost of economic growth and the opening up of new opportunities for businesses and cultural interaction.
The list of operational flights includes morning and evening flights between Nevis and St. Kitts with other connections to/from St. Thomas.
Looking forward for future triumphs
Cape Air’s CEO Linda Markham discussed the cooperation as a key step to increase the regional air capacity, bring more tourists, and open new opportunities for the inhabitants of the local area.
Thus, the launch reflects the country’s determination towards the further regional integration and sustainable development.
Cape Air connecting Caribbean
Dr. Denzil Douglas pointed out that such measures do not only enhance accessibility but also represents the nation’s progressive policy on the development of diversification of the economy.
With the support from stakeholders, the Cape Air service is a step in right direction towards a developing Caribbean community.
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