News
Restoring Prickly Pear Cays & Marine Park
US$360,000 awarded to Anguilla’s Department of Fisheries and National Trust to restore and manage Anguilla’s Prickly Pear Cays and Marine Park In an announcement made on 1 November, the UK Darwin Plus biodiversity and climate change initiative confirmed funding to the Department of Fisheries and Marine Resources (DFMR), the Anguilla
Teen Writers Add to the Growing Canon of Anguillian Literature
November 3, 2016, The Valley – Two weeks after the launch of the book Chapter 5: a compilation of stories we didn’t want to write on October 19, 2016, high praise continues to pour in about this literary feat by twenty-eight teenage writers from the Albena Lake-Hodge Comprehensive School in
Making Anguilla more accessible | New connecting flights
The Anguilla Tourist Board (ATB) and Seaborne Airlines have partnered to launch a new connecting flight for UK passengers transiting through Puerto Rico on their way to Anguilla. Beginning November 1, 2016, Seaborne Airlines will offer passengers from the UK the additional option of direct connections to Anguilla from Gatwick
Codeshare: Delta & Seaborne Airlines
Codeshare agreement will enhance connectivity to/from U.S. cities & Anguilla + other top leisure Caribbean destinations. A codeshare agreement between Delta Air Lines and Seaborne Airlines will provide customers from both airlines with increased travel options to and from the U.S. and Caribbean – ultimately, making it much easier to
Keacy Carty propels U19 WI Cricket team to win
Keacy Carty, 18 year old , contributed his success in the U19 West Indies Cricket Team match against India to hard work and discipline. Although born in St Maarten, Keacy’s father, who also played the role of coach for some time, is a well known Anguillian musician who performs under the name of
Anguilla, a Yachting Destination
The Anguilla Tourist Board and the Anguilla Air and Seaports Authority continued their collaborative efforts to promote Anguilla as a destination to the Yachting community at Boot Düsseldorf, Germany from January 23rd -30th. The Anguilla Tourist Board was represented by Mrs Twyla Richardson-Thomas, Marketing Officer and The Anguilla Air and
Return of the Anguilla Late Night Ferry
**Discontinued until further notice** PHILIPSBURG – Prime Minister William Marlin and Minister Richard Gibson Sr. met with Anguilla Government officials on Monday in the Dr. A.C. Legislative Hall at the Government Administration Building. An agreement has been reached with the Anguilla Government to operate late night ferry services between Sint
The Voice Abroad… By Ruiz Kartoredjo
As a youth leader, I represented the Surinamese youth on behalf of the Ministry of Sports and Youth Affairs at an international meeting in Antigua – 2015 CARICOM Youth Ministers Meeting. A meeting where youth leaders from across the Caribbean attended. Through networking with those present, I learned more about
100%
5 Things to Learn from Anguilla Carnival
Rachel Rudwall of How 2 Travelers paid Anguilla a visit during our 2015 Summer Festival and documented her experience reveling in the Parade of Troupes. She has now brought to our attention 5 things to learn from Anguilla Carnival, especially when doing what we do! Be sure to take part
Zharnel Hughes wins semifinal in Beijing
Zharnel Hughes placed himself in the crosshairs of the speedometers of many unsuspecting viewers worldwide. He has accelerated steadily from Anguilla to Jamaica to London and now to Beijing. Running shoulder to shoulder with Usain Bolt is an any day feat as was evident in the London Diamond League recently. In his
