St. John’s, Antigua .- Antigua and Barbuda has reassured U.S. travelers, travel advisors, airlines, and tourism partners that travel to and from the destination remains fully operational, despite recent media reports concerning U.S. visa issuance for Antiguan and Barbudan citizens. Authorities emphasized that these reports do not affect international travel or tourism operations.

According to official statements, there have been no changes to entry or exit requirements for U.S. citizens or other international visitors. All airports and seaports across Antigua and Barbuda continue to operate normally, ensuring smooth and uninterrupted travel.

The Minister of Tourism, Civil Aviation, Transportation and Investment, The Honorable H. Charles Fernández, reaffirmed the destination’s openness to visitors:
“Antigua and Barbuda is open for business, and we are delighted to welcome visitors as always with our signature hospitality, world-class beaches, rich culture, and exceptional service. Our tourism sector continues to operate normally, and travelers can plan their visits with complete confidence.”

As one of the Caribbean’s premier destinations, Antigua and Barbuda remains safe, welcoming, and vibrant, offering unforgettable experiences across its 365 beaches, luxury resorts, heritage sites, diverse culinary offerings, and friendly local communities.

With the winter season officially underway, the destination anticipates another strong tourism period and extends warm wishes to travelers planning their holidays. Visitors are encouraged to continue booking their trips to Antigua and Barbuda with confidence, as the country looks forward to welcoming guests from around the world.