The highly anticipated port redevelopment project in Castries has officially begun.
The demolition of the Customs and Excise Department Building on Jeremie Street, completed just over a week ago, marked the first major step in the initiative to modernise Saint Lucia’s cruise tourism facilities.
The ambitious project is designed to enhance the island’s position as a premier cruise tourism destination, attracting larger vessels, increasing visitor spend, and elevating the passenger experience.
Lancelot Arnold, General Manager of Saint Lucia Cruise Port, expressed his enthusiasm, stating, “This is the first step in fulfilling our commitment to the people of Saint Lucia—transforming and modernising the cruise industry, starting with infrastructure that will support our vision of growth and excellence.”
Saint Lucia Cruise Port remains dedicated to working closely with key stakeholders and the public to ensure the successful completion of this critical project. The redevelopment will not only improve Saint Lucia’s tourism offerings but also preserve its cultural heritage while fostering sustainable economic growth.
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