News Barbados: Study confirms coral decline as Barbados acts to protect coastline
After 40 years of decline, coral reefs numbers in Barbados and the Caribbean are under serious pressure. Now, a new global assessment warns that decades of coral reef decay are worsening because of rising ocean temperatures, coral disease, unsustainable fishing and the growing impact of sargassum.
News Barbados: The Caribbean Hospitality Industry Exchange Is Returning to Barbados in November
The Caribbean Hospitality Industry Exchange Forum is returning to Barbados this November, bringing together hotel executives.
News Barbados: Barbados eyes pickleball partnership to take road tennis worldwide
Government plans to partner with the UPL to make Barbados a Caribbean pickleball hub and expand road tennis internationally.
News Barbados: Interview: Michèle Rauzon, Barbados' New Official Representative in Québec
Since May, Michèle Rauzon, a well-known figure in our industry in Quebec, has embraced a new mandate: to give Barbados a new lease on life in La Belle Province. - | - Open Jaw is a leading travel authority on industry news and insights delivering fast, focused analysis, product updates, as well as its renowned Pink Couch insider interviews with top execs.
News Barbados: A guide to eating and drinking in Barbados
Fish cutters, macaroni pie and rum punch — eat like a local when on holiday in the Caribbean with these expert food and drink recommendations ...
News Barbados: Barbados Ministry of Education and Center of Science and Industry (COSI) Launch STEM Learning Lunchbox Initiative
Honorable Kay McConney, Minister of Education for Barbados and COSI distribute hundreds of science kits to youth to promote science and technology on the island Barbados Ministry of Education and Center of Science and Industry (COSI) Launch STEM Learning Lunchbox Initiative Dr. Frederic Bertley and Barbados Education Ministry officials demonstrate hands-on science for the students in Barbados. Barbados Ministry of Education and Center of Science and Industry (COSI) Launch STEM Learning Lunchbox
News Barbados: Rihanna’s Kids Share Slice of Mom’s Childhood Where She Grew Up in Barbados
Rihanna gave her three children a glimpse into her childhood during an emotional visit to the Barbados neighborhood where she grew up. The singer shared the special family outing on Instagram, calling it a full-circle moment as she returned to the street that now proudly bears her name. Rihanna’s kids experience a full-circle moment with […] The post Rihanna’s Kids Share Slice of Mom’s Childhood Where She Grew Up in Barbados appeared first on Reality Tea .
News Barbados: FABA Festival In Barbados Will Highlight HBCU Culture
HBCUs have always been the epicenter of culture and community. The bond between alumni in the HBCU family is one of a kind. Now, in an innovative twist, the HBCU community will take over Barbados this ...
News Barbados: Barbados declares national day of mourning following Sobers’ death
BRIDGETOWN, Barbados (AFP) — Prime Minister Mia Mottley has announced that Barbados will observe a national day of mourning in honour of cricket legend Sir Garfield Sobers. Sobers would have been 90 on July 28. In a video statement confirming the death of the Bajan National Hero, Mottley said: “Across Barbados and across the world we hold him with gratitude, with reverence and with a tender sorrow that comes when...
News Barbados: Divi Resorts Launches Summer Sale Across Barbados & St. Maarten with Up to 40% Off and Exclusive Upgrades
Up to 40% off summer and fall stays at Divi Southwinds Beach Resort and Divi Little Bay Beach Resort are available, plus value upgrades for the perfect beachfront vacation. Divi Southwinds Beach Resort, Barbados One of three sprawling pools on property at this Barbados family-friendly resort. Divi Little Bay Beach Resort, St. Maarten Mix at Oceans rooftop bar, panoramic view of the resort's private peninsula CHAPEL HILL, NC, July 15, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Divi Resorts has announced two limite
News Barbados: France, Barbados, Zambia Back New Climate Finance Advocacy Campaign
Prime Minister of Barbados Mia Mottley addresses the 77th Session of the United Nations General Assembly at U.N. Headquarters in New York City, U.S., September 22, 2022. Reuters The leaders of France, ...
News Barbados: Hurricane Beryl intensifies into an ‘extremely dangerous’ Category 4 storm as it approaches the Caribbean
Beryl, the first hurricane of the 2024 Atlantic season, intensified to an extremely dangerous Category 4 hurricane with maximum sustained winds of 130 mph Sunday morning, as it made its way toward the Windward Islands.
News Barbados: Escape the winter blues in Barbados
There is never a shortage of entertainment and fun when visiting Barbados whether that be music, the arts, culture, or the food. When visitors step out under the stars, they find an exciting and ...
News Barbados: Barbados Music Dances Throughout Vacations with Sweet Sounds
Visitors will enjoy live music in Barbados when visiting venues that have entertained holiday makers from all over the world. Visitors will never be short of entertainment and fun when visiting ...
News Barbados: Barbados Reggae Weekend 2026 Recap: Sister Nancy, Capleton, Popcaan Lead Three Nights of Reggae and Dancehall
Barbados Reggae Weekend 2026 recap from Kensington Oval featuring Sister Nancy, Capleton, Popcaan, and more across three nights of reggae, dancehall, and cultural energy.
News Barbados: Government condemns deadly violence, vows firm action
The Government of Barbados has strongly condemned the latest outbreak of deadly violence in the country, pledging full support for law enforcement as ...
News Barbados: P&O Cruise Ship Diverts to Barbados After Major Technical Breakdown
P&O Cruises’ Britannia has diverted to Barbados for emergency repairs after power and propulsion issues caused missed ports and onboard disruptions.
News Barbados: Beach cricket, Brian Lara and Barbados shaped Jacob Bethell
Nestled in the corner of a cricket pitch at Harrison College, one of Barbados’s most illustrious schools, lies a black scoreboard. This remains one of Jacob Bethell’s legacies at his alma mater.
