Traditionally, improved air access has always been associated with increased tourism arrival. While this is correct, the impact of increased access on investment has also been somewhat understated. Air and sea transport is a necessity for foreign direct investment. Investors need the assurance that they can travel seamlessly to the destinations where they have invested... read more

In every country the ongoing thrust to increase inward investment and develop economies exists. This goal is pursued in Dominica through the role of Invest Dominica Authority whereby attracting investment is pivotal. The Authority has the ability to execute investment strategies and modern marketing techniques as part of their plan, but this must be supported.. read more

So it seems like someone was reading my BLOG and decided to hasten the work at the Melville Hall Airport. Quite a bit happened since I last commented on “Our Airport and Investors”. A few test flights were made and weeks after, an inaugural night landing flight was announced for September 20th 2010. I certainly.. read more

In the early 1980s I remember a number of infrastructural projects going on in Dominica. It was simply amazing as the entire island appeared to be going through some type of transition. Subsequent to that, the Canefield to Pond Casse Road became the main road when travelling from west to east. It was also quite.. read more

We recently improved our airport infrastructure in Dominica and work still continues on the runway. It is a welcoming change from a few years ago. I look at islands like Tortola or the entire British Virgin Islands, St. Baths and Anguilla which do not have an international airport but have continued capturing investments, offshore business.. read more