St. John business

The first American destination delegation to personally welcome Danish travelers back to the United States since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic is reporting a successful in-market experience, chock full of possibilities.

Importation of food not only leaves the territory susceptible to shortages, but it impacts freshness and nutritional value and increases transportation costs and pollution.

Throughout the four-month program, the women obtained weekly curriculum sessions led by industry experts, a new e-commerce website or improvements to an existing one and seed funding for their business.

Small businesses in the Virgin Islands will benefit from a full range of services and resources provided by the new Procurement Technical Assistance Center (PTAC).

U.S. Virgin Islands Tourism Commissioner meets tour operators, media and global airline executives in Milan.

With much of the show converted last year into virtual forums, this year with attendees being vaccinated, organizers are pleased to return to hosting in-person networking events.

The Market has donated 235 cases of water to be used for the Emergency Service Function (ESF) 6 Mass Care efforts to be ready in the event of a disaster.

The Customer Experience Centers at Tutu Park on St. Thomas and Estate Diamond on St. Croix will be open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. St. John's The Marketplace's center will be open from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Speaking at the 35th edition of Seatrade Cruise Global in Miami last week, Commissioner Boschulte said it is important for travelers to feel safe at every destination they visit, and working with other destinations is essential to ensure that happens.

The Virgin Islands Small Business Development Center is proud to share another milestone in becoming more accessible to U.S. Virgin Islands Small Business owners and entrepreneurs.

“The VIEDA team and I continue to embrace partnerships that work in the best interest of our local small contractors, especially when it comes to bonding for construction projects,” said VIEDA CEO Wayne L. Biggs Jr.

At the kiosks customers can activate new service for all Viya services: mobile, cable TV, internet and landline. Express service will be the focus of the retail kiosk.

The 2021 survey focuses on the current economic challenges, labor needs, operational needs and future outlooks of organizations in the USVI.

The goal of the University of the Virgin Islands tech accelerator program, Accelerate VI, is to build a vibrant tech hub that promotes tech-based entrepreneurship in the Caribbean.

Once completed, underground electrical service will be provided to the prison as well as the Patrick Sweeney Police Headquarters, Bureau of Motor Vehicles as well as to homeowners and businesses along the route.

Applications, limited by district for entry to the commercial fishery, will start being accepted at 8 a.m., Friday, Oct. 1.

This partnership will enable growth to continue in this valued destination creating even more vacation memories that last a lifetime.

Linemen of the Virgin Islands Water and Power Authority (WAPA) on Monday began an intense training regimen aimed at sharpening the skills required for the performance of daily assignments associated with electrical grid maintenance and upkeep.

Sunshine and Rain Mango Double IPA is made at Leatherback’s now energy independent brewery on St. Thomas with mangoes harvested in Frederiksted, St. Croix.

A leading tourism executive says travel to the region is safe because of effective health safety measures and a continued commitment to protect employees and visitors.