PM Dickon Mitchell: RGPF numbers will increase
Prime Minister and Minister of National Security Dickon Mitchell has announced plans to remove police officers assigned to engage in security at the nation’s port...
Maurice Bishop International Airport (MBIA)
Small plane crashed outside MBIA
A high-level source has confirmed to THE NEW TODAY that a search is currently taking place for a small plane which is believed to have...
The threat to SGU from Ross University
A top hotelier on the island has warned that Grenada could be losing out on some business due to the relocation of Ross University School...
Peter Wickham angry with PM Dickon Mitchell on Haitian issue
The 8-month old Congress government in St. George’s is coming up against strong criticisms for its decision to turn away 15 Haitian nationals, who were...
NDC government steps in to help Inter Caribbean
The 5-month old Grenada government of new Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell is apparently coming to the aid of Inter Caribbean which is under severe public...
Call for changes in Airlift Committee
One of Grenada’s leading figures in the airline business is calling for the new government to make significant changes to the Airlift Committee and for...
The LIAT factor
A leading local expert in the civil aviation industry has said he is not in favour of any attempt to bring back on-stream the Liat...
The issue of high airline ticket prices
A leading player in the local travel industry has lamented the fact that Grenada is in no position to influence the “crazy airline prices” that...
Government moves to contract Twin Otter services for travel between Grenada & Carriacou
The Keith Mitchell government in St. George’s is looking to source a Twin Otter plane to provide daily flights between the mainland and the sister...
G’da to accept rapid antigen tests as part of efforts to simplify health clearance at MBIA
Having reported a significant increase in the number of travel applications received over the last few months, the Keith Mitchell-led administration is now moving to...
Tourism forecast looking promising
Amidst an uptick in tourist arrivals last year, Grenada is anticipating an increase of about 365% in visitor arrivals in 2022, with promising projections for...
Increase penalty coming for incoming travellers breaching COVID-19 entry requirements
The Keith Mitchell-led New National Party (NNP) government is seeking to increase the penalty for breaches of COVID-19 entry requirements, following reports of an increase...
Health Ministry adopts targeted COVID-19 testing at main port of entry
The New National Party (NNP) government of Prime Minister Keith Mitchell has taken the controversial decision to discontinue COVID-19 testing for fully vaccinated individuals upon...
Signs are looking upwards in air traffic to MBIA
As Grenada enters the third year of the coronavirus pandemic, the airline industry is beginning to look bright once again for the island. “It’s not...
Government reverts to COVID-19 testing at MBIA
Approximately three (3) weeks after removing the quarantine requirement for fully vaccinated arriving passengers in anticipation of increased activity at the Maurice Bishop International Airport...
The COVID-19 blame game continues
The Minister of Health and CMO – all of them know that the Jabs are not responsible – “they are just saying so to make...
No PCR test kits at Grenada’s airport delays passengers
Passengers arriving at the Maurice Bishop International Airport (MBIA) Wednesday were subjected to hours of waiting because health officials did not have enough COVID-19 PCR...
British flights are back on
With Grenada being put on the Covid-19 “Green List” giving it favoured status by the British government, two of the major airlines in the United...
BA and Virgin cancel more flights into MBIA
Update: Virgin Atlantic issued a statement on June 29th 2021 confirming flights to Grenada will resume twice weekly from 16 July following confirmation that Grenada...
More tourism bad news
The exclusion of Grenada from the Covid-19 Green List announced by the British government will hurt the island’s tourism sector, according to a leading industry...