Last Updated on May 10, 2024, 7:03 AM AST by Anthony Morris
St. Kitts and Nevis: The Ministry of Tourism has released calendar for the ongoing Tourism Awareness Month, which started on May 1 and continue until May 31, 2024 under the theme, ‘Tourism, Connecting through peace & diversity.’
The information about the above mentioned has been confirmed by the Ministry of Tourism via their official social media handle (Facebook), adding that, “The Ministry of Tourism and its partners commenced Tourism Awareness Month which runs from May 1- May 31, 2024 under the theme Tourism, connecting through peace & diversity,” added the ministry.
Following are the upcoming series of events, which will take place this month:
Monday, May 13
– Tourism Radio Quiz
– VON Radio (Call in to win prizes)
Tuesday, May 14
– Fabric Art
– Exhibition
– Montpelier Plantation & Beach at 5:30 pm
Wednesday, May 15
– Four Season Nevis
– Hospitality Immersion Field Trip
Thursday, May 16
– Tourism Radio Quiz
– VON Radio (Call in to win prizes)
Friday, May 17
– J.L.P.S Tour to Golden Rock Hotel
– Hospitality Immersion Field Trip
Tuesday, May 21
– Bank of Nevis Tourism Youth Congress at St. Paul’s Anglican Church
TIME- 4:30 PM
Thursday, May 23
– V.O.J.N, E.P.P.S & S.J.P.S Maroon Hill Tour
– Hospitality Immersion
Friday, May 24
– C.B.I.S Village Tour
– Hospitality Immersion Field Trip
Saturday, May 25
– Exposition Nevis Heritage Festival at MGR Park
TIME- 10 AM
Monday, May 27
– Talks in Schools about Peace & Diversity
Tuesday, May 28
– G.S.S & N.I.S.S Qualie Beach Resort
– Hospitality Immersion
Wednesday, May 29
– Talks in Schools about Peace & Diversity
Thursday, May 30
– Talks in Schools about Peace & Diversity
Friday, May 31
– Know your Island Country Tour
– Tour of Nevis Open to the General Public
The Tourism Awareness Month in Nevis displays the vibrant culture and rich heritage of the island, which will increase the demand of the destination among travel enthusiasts. Tourism sector plays a significant role in the growth of the economy, especially in the small island nations. Additionally, the nation is expected to attract more visitors on its island during this month.
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