Port Ferdinand is a private, luxury Marina Development. It is one of the largest construction projects currently taking place in Barbados. To find out more about this and other real estate and property developments in Barbados visit Totally Barbados http://www.TotallyBarbados.com.

(PRWEB) May 09, 2012

To learn all about Barbados Real Estate visit the Barbados property Guide today.

Completed developments in Barbados, that many Americans and Canadians have invested in, include The Crane Resort and Residencies and Apes Hill Club.

The first marina to be completed in Barbados was Port St Charles, which was completed in 2004. Today this stunning marina is extremely popular and well loved by boat owners, residents and club members alike.

Totally Barbados, the leading online resource about the Caribbean island of Barbados, has been redefined by its owner and CEO Brett Callaghan. The new design makes it easier for visitors to plan a vacation in Barbados - from making bookings with the many exciting attractions, car rentals, restaurants and hotels that are featured on the site to learning all about Barbados.

(PRWEB) January 31, 2012

Totally Barbados, the leading online resource about the island of Barbados, has been redefined by its owner and CEO Brett Callaghan.

Totally Barbados' new layout makes finding the information you want about Barbados beaches, hotels, restaurants and attractions simple and effective. It presents the information in a clear, concise and friendly manner.

What's more its download times are much faster, so checking the interactive and Google maps or looking through the online events calendar is quicker than ever before.

Barbados Tourism Authority
BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, July 5, 2011 -- /PRNewswire/ -- Barbadian heritage has been officially acknowledged on the world stage as Historic Bridgetown and its Garrison are now included in the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) World Heritage Site list.

The official inscription was granted by the World Heritage Committee during its 35th session at UNESCO Headquarters in Paris, which ran from June 19 through June 29, 2011.

Advocating the inclusion of Barbados within the pool of countries with recognized heritage sites was Minister of Culture, Stephen Lashley, who traveled to Paris to justify the admission of Historic Bridgetown and its Garrison into the prestigious list.

Read more: http://www.sunherald.com/2011/07/05/3248397/unesco-confirms-barbados-heritage.html

By Stabroek editor, Sunday, May 8, 2011

(Barbados Nation) A backlog of about 15 000 unprocessed immigrant applications has returned to haunt Government and the country's health care system, says Minister of Health Donville Inniss.

He told the SUNDAY SUN yesterday his administration had inherited a situation where thousands of applications for varying kinds of immigrant status had not been processed.

He added the Immigration Department had been unable to process applications for both citizenship and permanent residence in a time-frame that would make most interested parties feel comfortable.

"In recent weeks we have been inundated with calls and complaints from people residing in Barbados for many years and who feel that they are entitled to free health care," he said, explaining Government's policy had always been that only Barbadian citizens and permanent residents were entitled to free treatment at public state-owned institutions.