St Kitts: Tourism Minister Marsha Henderson praises Ministry for consultation session for Taxi and Tour operators

Marsha Henderson, Ministry of Tourism of the Federation of St Kitts and Nevis, has praised the Ministry of Tourism for organizing an outstanding and highly productive consultation session with the Taxi and Tour operators.

20th of July 2023

St Kitts: Tourism Minister Marsha Henderson praises Ministry for consultation session for Taxi and Tour operators

Basseterre, St Kitts and Nevis: Marsha Henderson, Ministry of Tourism of the Federation of St Kitts and Nevis, has praised the Ministry of Tourism for organizing an outstanding and highly productive consultation session with the Taxi and Tour operators on July 19, 2023.

The Minister further stated that It was truly impressive to witness firsthand the commitment and dedication of the Ministry in involving industry stakeholders in shaping the draft operations policy. This inclusive approach strengthens the foundation for a thriving tourism sector, one that benefits both operators and travellers alike.

She added that the consultation session provided an invaluable platform for taxi and tour operators to voice their concerns, share their expertise, and contribute to the formulation of policies that will shape the future of the industry.

“This open and participatory process reflects the Ministry’s genuine intention to foster a collaborative environment and ensure that the policy aligns with the needs and aspirations of all stakeholders,” said Minister Henderson.

She added, “I was particularly impressed by the level of engagement and active involvement demonstrated by both the Ministry officials and the operators present.”

The discussions were enlightening, covering a wide range of topics such as licensing requirements, safety standards, sustainability initiatives, and digital integration. It is evident that this dialogue will pave the way for a comprehensive policy framework that addresses the challenges and opportunities faced by the industry.

In addition to this, she applauded the staff at the Ministry for the progressive thinking and proactive approach in seeking input from those directly involved in the day-to-day operations of the taxi and tour sector. By harnessing the collective wisdom and experience of industry professionals, the Ministry not only ensures that the policy is well-informed but also fosters a sense of ownership and shared responsibility.

“Once again, my heartfelt appreciation goes out to all those involved in this excellent consultation session. I eagerly await the finalization of the operations policy, confident that it will propel the taxi and tour industry towards a prosperous and vibrant future,” she concluded.