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St. John’s, Antigua May 10, 2012 – A book cart was donated to the Mount St. John’s Medical Centre by Mr. Winston Phoenix. This book cart forms an integral part of the hospital’s newly launched “Well Read… The Bedside Book Program”; an initiative focused around improving the patient experience at MSJMC as well as encouraging reading and improving literacy.

The Caribbean BBQ Association, on June 03rd, 2012 will be hosting for the first time, a Smokin Hot BBQ Challenge at the Antigua & Barbuda Hospitality Training Institute.

The competition is an expanded version of what began in Puerto Rico approximately four (4) years ago, with circuits in Bahamas, St. Croix/St.Thomas, Miami and Jamaica.

Several days of thrilling competition on the water during Antigua Sailing Week 2012 gave way on Tuesday night for an inspiring and entertaining musical ride courtesy of Ky-Mani Marley, son of legendary reggae artist, Bob Marley.

It promises to be the social event that will be talked about long after it's over. The Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) will lift spirits and warm souls at the remarkable and exclusive Tribeca 360 in Manhattan when it hosts Rum & Rhythm on Friday 8 June 2012.
This signature Caribbean Week in New York event will take guests on an enchanting journey that will encapsulate the vibrant cultures, eclectic cuisines, pulsating rhythms and quintessential experiences that make the Caribbean the most desirable warm weather destination.

SILVER SPRING, Md. (April 26, 2012) - A leading hospitality industry authority will address the important role of the Caribbean in the rebound of the global tourism industry at a major trade event in Miami next month.

Stephen P. Joyce, president and chief executive officer of Choice Hotels International, Inc. (NYSE: CHH), has long been bullish about the Caribbean region's tourism sector. He has also voiced confidence in the Caribbean's ability to deliver strong economic benefits to the people of the region and to those who invest in "America's back yard."

With over 20 knots of Warm Trade winds forecast for this Saturday’s Yachting World Round Antigua Race, a blast around the windward side of the stunning tropical island is a virtual certainty. 43 yachts will tackle the 55 nautical mile course and crews from over 20 different nations are set for a Caribbean thrill of a lifetime. Besides some truly awesome sailing conditions, crew will enjoy some spectacular views of Antigua’s mesmerizing coastline.