First Time Four Large Cruise Liners Dock Simultaneously at St Kitts Port, Upgraded with Citizenship by Investment Funds
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"This is a tremendous achievement for us," commented Racquel Brown, CEO of the St Kitts Tourism Authority. Tourism Minister Lindsay Grant said that the second pier is "a great facility, it costs a lot of money and we expect to see millions coming to our shores on an annual basis."
The twin islands that form one country – St Kitts and Nevis – are aiming high in the 2020 cruise season and beyond. As the only open cruise port in the Caribbean, it expects to continue achieving and exceeding the 1-million cruise passengers mark per cruise season. Last week, Caribbean Journal called it the Cruise Destination of the Year in the Caribbean Travel Awards 2020.
St Kitts and Nevis's economy is developing at a healthy pace and foreign investors have an important part to play in the country's development. Since 1984, the country has been offering select global families and individuals the chance to become its citizens in exchange for an economic contribution. Today, applicants who successfully pass all due diligence checks and contribute a minimum US$150,000 to the Sustainable Growth Fund, may join St Kitts and Nevis's journey to economic prosperity. CBI funds make up a fifth of the country's GDP and sponsor various social and economic developments for the benefit of the local population.
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