USVI sets a new mark for cruise ship arrivals
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — The USVI reported a significant growth in cruise passenger arrivals in 2023 compared to 2019. In 2023, […]
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USVI succeeds at Routes Americas, achieving record air access and strong growth
BOGATA — The U.S. Virgin Islands emerged as a standout presence at Routes Americas, held in Colombia from March 19 to 21. Led by Commissioner Joseph
Aliyah Boston Partners With USVI Tourism
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — The USVI has a new tourism ambassador: in WNBA All-Star Aliyah Boston. The St. Thomas native was
Street Closings Announced For Caribbean Music Festival Tomorrow
FREDERIKSTED — Street closings have been announced in preparation of the Caribbean Music Festival’s Free Outdoor Community Concert hosted by
USVI Tourism Focuses On ‘Cultural Travel’ With ‘Naturally In Rhythm’ Campaign
CHARLOTTE AMALIE —This fall, the U.S. Virgin Islands Department of Tourism is launching a bold, new marketing campaign that includes a distinctive tagline, a
The Top Events To Build A Trip Around In The Virgin Islands
The Virgin Islands has been one of the success stories of Caribbean tourism lately, claiming the highest hotel occupancy across
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VIPA and Royal Caribbean Host Conference At Seatrade Cruise Global Convention Today
MIAMI —The U.S. Virgin Islands is positioning itself for growth in the cruising industry. Under the leadership of Commissioner of
U.S. Virgin Islands Shortens COVID-19 Testing Window For Travelers
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — The U.S. Virgin Islands has updated its COVID-19 testing requirements for travelers. The new requirements mean all
St. John Named Among 50 Best Places To Vacation In 2022 By Travel Lemming
CRUZ BAY — St. John has been named one of the world’s 50 best places to travel in 2022 by
Tourism Commissioner’s Calm Kept Cruise Ship In Port After Havensight Shooting
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — Tourism Commissioner Joseph Boschulte had to personally intervene to keep a cruise ship berthed at the West