Press Release

The smallest island in the Western Hemisphere, St Kitts and Nevis is becoming a fascinating location to visit in the Caribbean region. The month of July gives a more considerable reason to travel to the beautiful island of Nevis as it will be celebrating the 'Mango Festival' from July 1. The twin-island nation is known as the 'Mango Capital in the Caribbean' as mangoes are the most loved fruit in Nevis.

The Federation of St Kitts and Nevis gave the world its first citizenship by investment programme in 1984. The island nation is the smallest country in the Western Hemisphere and provides alternative citizenship in exchange for a financial contribution towards the government's economy.

There are 51 Small Island Developing States (SIDS) which, despite their cultural and geographical diversity, share-alike economic as well as sustainable development challenges, including vulnerability to natural disasters and global developments.

Caribbean's small island nation, Dominica, is taking up all the measures to face the 2022 Atlantic Hurricane Season, which is estimated to be quite stormy this year.

As the Commonwealth of Dominica strives to become the first resilient nation in the world by the end of 2030, the government is persistently investing in sustainable development projects after being attacked by many natural disasters. 

The Caribbean’s twin-island nation, St Kitts and Nevis is all set to celebrate this summer with ‘Saint Kitts Music Festival 2022’ after a break of two-years due to Covid-19. The twin-island nation will again be dancing on the beats of different music while wearing different costumes along with drinks, tempting foods, sounds and mesmerizing sights.

Dominica is taking every measure to make the country the first climate-resilient nation in the world and for this, it has now commissioned two climate-resilient shelters.

The small island nation of Dominica is becoming the most preferred location for eco-tourism in recent years. Tourists seeking an escape from their routine lives are being attracted from all over the world to its sustainable eco-lodges, resorts and villas.

St Kitts and Nevis have been named among the seventeen safest Caribbean islands to travel in 2022 by Travellers Worldwide. The twin-island nation persists to become more safer and secure for travellers as the country moves forward with acquiring modern security technologies, including the CCTV cameras that have been installed around the country.