LONDON – Sian Foster, Virgin Atlantic Airways, Head of Business and Sustainability and Nathan Stower, Virgin Atlantic Airways Manager of External and Parliamentary Liaison met the senior Caribbean delegation in London today (Sept. 6) as part of the concerted push to lobby the British government against the Air Passenger Duty.
Attendees at the meeting included:
Hon. John Maginley MP, Minister of Tourism Civil Aviation and Culture for Antigua and Barbuda and Chairman of the Caribbean Tourism Organisation
Hugh Riley, Secretary General, Caribbean Tourism Organisation
His Excellency Tony Johnson, High Commissioner Jamaica
Hon. Edmund Bartlett MP, Minister of Tourism, Jamaica
David Jessop Managing Director, The Caribbean Council
John Lynch, Director of Tourism, Jamaica
Senator the Hon. Allen Chastanet, Minister for Tourism and Civil Aviation,St Lucia
His Excellency Hugh Anthony Arthur, Barbados High Commission
Nathan Stower, Virgin Atlantic Airways, Manager of External and Parliamentary Liaison
Sian Foster Virgin Atlantic Airways, Head of Business and Sustainability
Stephanie Whittle, Director Programmes and Business Development, The Caribbean Council
Senator the Hon. Richard Skerritt, Minister of Tourism and International Transport, St Kitts and Nevis
Hon. Glynis Roberts MP, Minister of Tourism and Civil Aviation Grenada
Virgin Atlantic presents to the Caribbean ministerial delegation in London looking to challenge the British government’s plans for APD. Pictured left to right are David Jessop Managing Director of the Caribbean Council, Hugh Riley, Secretary General, Caribbean Tourism Organisation Hon. John Maginley MP, Minister of Tourism Civil Aviation and Culture for Antigua and Barbuda and Chairman of the Caribbean Tourism Organisation Hon. Glynis Roberts MP, Minister of Tourism and Civil Aviation Grenada Senator the Hon. Richard Skerritt, Minister of Tourism and International Transport, St Kitts and Nevis, Sian Foster Virgin Atlantic Airways, Head of Business and Sustainability.
