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St. Kitts and Nevis Information
Flights Increase to St Kitts and Nevis
2009-11-16 15:43:30 by
Delta Airlines has added a 2nd flight from Atlanta to the Robert L. Bradshaw Airport on St Kitts, and promoting it with great low fares. Fares begin at $309 each way. The reduced rate is based on a required round-trip purchase and a Saturday night stay is required. Flights must be purchased by November 16, 2009 with travel to be completed on or before February 28, 2010. Delta services to St. Kitts began in February 2008.
British Airways plants to increase the frequency of its flights to St Kitts from one flight to two per week, departing London's Gatwick on Saturdays and Tuesdays. Holidays in St Kitts and Nevis have long been a secret favourite with the British public, with many Brits owning second homes on the islands. The twice weekly St Kitts flights and Nevis flights will be operated by Boeing 777 aircraft with a three-class configuration: World Traveller, World Traveller Plus and Club World.
British Airways also offers a range of hotels from 3* to 5*. The 4* Ottleys Plantation Inn provides warm family hospitality and serenely beautiful, unspoiled landscape whereas the 3*+ Royal St Kitts is a truly affordable all-inclusive Caribbean gem. For luxury, guests can spoil themselves at the 5* St Kitts Marriott Resort, overlooking the emerald green Atlantic Ocean. For travellers visiting the 'Queen of the Caribees', there is 30 acres of privacy and freedom on the Nevis' beachfront at the 4* Nisbet Plantation Beach Club. Boat transfers between St Kitts and Nevis are included in the hotel price.
This report of the increased service by British Airways was found on EarthTimes, which continues,
"This will be great news for anyone looking for the tranquillity which the enchanting island of Nevis known as 'Queen of the Caribees' provides. Eco-friendly Nevis hosted the first geothermal conference in the Caribbean in June 2009 and is leading the way with its renowned Green Energy Programme. The island aims to be powered 100% self sufficiently with renewable geothermal energy and plans to sell its excess electricity to neighbouring islands such as St Kitts."
We hope to see you on St Kitts or Nevis. Be sure and stop by our Coldwell Banker office while you are here.
British Airways plants to increase the frequency of its flights to St Kitts from one flight to two per week, departing London's Gatwick on Saturdays and Tuesdays. Holidays in St Kitts and Nevis have long been a secret favourite with the British public, with many Brits owning second homes on the islands. The twice weekly St Kitts flights and Nevis flights will be operated by Boeing 777 aircraft with a three-class configuration: World Traveller, World Traveller Plus and Club World.
British Airways also offers a range of hotels from 3* to 5*. The 4* Ottleys Plantation Inn provides warm family hospitality and serenely beautiful, unspoiled landscape whereas the 3*+ Royal St Kitts is a truly affordable all-inclusive Caribbean gem. For luxury, guests can spoil themselves at the 5* St Kitts Marriott Resort, overlooking the emerald green Atlantic Ocean. For travellers visiting the 'Queen of the Caribees', there is 30 acres of privacy and freedom on the Nevis' beachfront at the 4* Nisbet Plantation Beach Club. Boat transfers between St Kitts and Nevis are included in the hotel price.
This report of the increased service by British Airways was found on EarthTimes, which continues,
"This will be great news for anyone looking for the tranquillity which the enchanting island of Nevis known as 'Queen of the Caribees' provides. Eco-friendly Nevis hosted the first geothermal conference in the Caribbean in June 2009 and is leading the way with its renowned Green Energy Programme. The island aims to be powered 100% self sufficiently with renewable geothermal energy and plans to sell its excess electricity to neighbouring islands such as St Kitts."
We hope to see you on St Kitts or Nevis. Be sure and stop by our Coldwell Banker office while you are here.