Antigua & Barbuda To Host Another International Conference
Antigua and Barbuda is steadily establishing itself as a top conference destination.
In January 2026, the country will host the Black Bar Association of the United States.
Attorney General Steadroy Benjamin disclosed the news to Cabinet last week.
This event precedes next year’s 2025 Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting.
Just last month, Antigua and Barbuda was named 2025 Caribbean’s Leading Meeting and Conference Destination at the World Travel Awards, reinforcing its momentum as a venue for major global gatherings.
The twin-island nation beat Jamaica, Puerto Rico, and The Bahamas to claim the title, further elevating its profile in the MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions) space.
The win is another milestone for Antigua and Barbuda’s tourism sector, proving that beyond sun, sea, and sand, the destination is ready to do business on the global stage.
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