6 February 2013: The Falmouth Harbour Marina Parking Lot will come alive, 16th February 2013, when the Antigua and Barbuda Yacht Workers Association (ABYWA), stage its’ second annual seafood feast.   Preparations for the seafood feast are advanced, and a call is in effect for vendors’ from the Liberta, Falmouth and English Harbour area to register their participation.   President of the ABYWA Stephen Samuel said, sumptuous seafood will form the backdrop of the highly anticipated fun for the entire family and picturesque environment of the tourism capital.   “This is our second Seafood Feast, and we are seeking ways  [ Read More ]

Yacht Workers Association Provide Training for Aspiring Candidates Falmouth, English Harbour – The Antigua & Barbuda Yacht Workers Association (ABYWA), is partnering with various stakeholders to provide training and capacity building for aspiring candidates wishing to enter the yachting industry. The (ABYWA), to this end has received a financial donation from the Gilbert Agriculture and Rural Development (GARD, to assist with the facilitation of the course. President of the Yacht Workers Association Stephen Samuel said, “the body welcomes youths who are interested in the industry and as part of its civil responsibility will continue to provide the necessary training and  [ Read More ]

Ministry of National Security & Labour, State Insurance Building Thames & Long Streets St. John’s, Antigua 562 6141 / 6142 /6143     Press Release      Minister Cort holds meeting with Stakeholders in the Yachting industry  26 March 2012 Minister of National Security & Labour, Sen. the Hon. Dr. L. Errol Cort Chaired a meeting between key stakeholders within the yachting industry on Monday afternoon at the Copper and Lumber in Nelson’s Dockyard. He was also joined by Member of Parliament forSt. Paul, Hon. Elston “Namba” Adams.   Monday’s meeting was held to address concerns by the Yacht Workers’ Association about the  [ Read More ]