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Minister: Sharper focus coming on heritage tourism - Barbados Today

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by David Hinkson As Barbados celebrates Heritage Month, Government has announced plans to take the whole matter of preserving the island’s historical sites and infrastructure more seriously, including offering incentives to those who make a determined effort in this regard. Minister of State in the Prime Minister’s Office, Senator Shantal Munro-Knight, told the audience gathered […]

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