SUN St.Kitts & Nevis: "If people are still not sure what damage adverse publicity can do for any country’s tourism industry, then they only have to look at recent developments in Antigua and Barbuda as they relate to the homicide of a British national.
Her husband of approximately two weeks continues to survive on life support systems in the country’s general hospital. There seems to be only the hope of a modern day miracle to ensure his survival.
For many Antiguans and Barbudans, the shock was indeed of great magnitude mostly because so many enjoy employment that would otherwise have not been available had the local tourism industry not been as vibrant as it is. These people have been told time and time again how important the industry is to the country and the livelihood of the majority of citizens and residents. They therefore fully understand the significant fallout that could occur if an incident, such as this one were to ever happen."
Her husband of approximately two weeks continues to survive on life support systems in the country’s general hospital. There seems to be only the hope of a modern day miracle to ensure his survival.
For many Antiguans and Barbudans, the shock was indeed of great magnitude mostly because so many enjoy employment that would otherwise have not been available had the local tourism industry not been as vibrant as it is. These people have been told time and time again how important the industry is to the country and the livelihood of the majority of citizens and residents. They therefore fully understand the significant fallout that could occur if an incident, such as this one were to ever happen."
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