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Caribbean Week of Agriculture 2012
A few weeks ago we blogged about Environmental Management Systems (EMS) being “The Quiet Revolution” taking over Antigua & Barbuda and the Caribbean region. As we continue to research and practice EMS we came across another revolution rapidly becoming a main focus in the marketing and sustenance of our tourism product. Agriculture is one of the oldest and most basic parts of every country’s economy, and tourism for most is the newest and a rapidly growing niche. Tourism officials worldwide …
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Saying Goodbye To Our Interns.
We don’t know where the time went, but summer has gone as quickly as it arrived. With the end of summer today we say goodbye to our summer interns Nailah Looby and Deidre Pell two unique, hardworking and intelligent young women. As our interns finish up their self-assessments and head back to the Hospitality Training Institute they take away new skills and a lasting network with each other and Trade Winds. Before bidding them farewell and wishing them the best …
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Congrats Christa & Marcia.
Congratulations to Christa John and Marcia George who both successfully completed the Supervisory Management Course at University of the West Indies (UWI) Open Campus which was endorsed by the Antigua Hotel & Tourist Association (AHTA). The intense ten (10) week course under the instruction of Ms. Shirlene Nibbs covered the following areas of management studies: Management Pyramid Communication Leadership Problem Solving Ms. Nibbs said that she was overwhelmed by the response and participation exceeded her expectations. She also commended each student …
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Antigua & Barbuda Through Historical Lens.
The British National Archives (BNS) recently unveiled over 180 images of Antigua & Barbuda dating back to 19th century with some spanning more than 100 years. This collection of images began in 1869 by a request from the Secretary of State for the Colonies. The request required that the Governors take photographs of noteworthy buildings, scenery, individuals and events that could be deemed as historical at that time. The collection of images are unique as each governor interpreted this task …
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