Last Updated on January 30, 2024, 7:16 AM AST by Anthony Morris
The Minister of Tourism, Marsha Henderson, promoted the twin islands to an international audience during a live moment on PIX11 New York Living TV Show.
Minister of toursim Marsha Henderson higlighted that said that the participating properties ranges from luxury to affordable accommodations so that every tourist can take the benefit from Vacation Promotions being offered now.
The Minister also highlighted an ongoing promotion that other properties are offering their guests, e.g. they are a special offer. If a guest books a seven-night stay, then they will be given some additional free nights.
The promotion is as follows: at St Kitts Marriot, if visitors pay for seven nights, they will get two nights free, and at the Belmont Farm, if they pay for five nights, they will get two nights free.
During the live show, the Minister of Tourism announced that it was easy for people to travel from New York Living to St Kitts and Nevis after the TV host asked if it was possible.
Additionally, the Minister of Tourism gave more clarity on the routes. She said, ”Thanks to Jetblue, the direct flights from John F Kennedy Airport to St Kitts began in November 2023, which flies three times a week. We .have direct flights into Miami twice daily, and we also have direct flights into, I think it’s the UK into LaGuardia.“
During her live inclusion, Minister Marsha Henderson remembered to share the St Kitts and Nevis’s vision of working towards sustainability island.
Minister Henderson highlighted that sustainability is a way of living in St. Kitts and Nevis.
In promotion of creating a sustainable island, Minister Henderson highlighted that SKN is a Sunset Reef hotel, and it has the best solar power and advanced technology for powering its property and its hotel.
The Minister of Tourism also promoted the agriculture vision. She shared that in SKN, there is a farm-to-table experience.
Minister Marsha Henderson also emphasised that SKN people believe in earning fresh products from the company they grew on their own
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