The Government of The Virgin Islands is hosting the first official visit by a Speaker of the UK House of Commons from 16-19 February 2026.
The public is being advised of the schedule to visit the world's largest floating bookfair - MV Logos Hope as it calls on the Virgin Islands.
Effective June 1, Upper Main Street will become a two-way street, and parking will no longer be allowed. The Ministry of Communication and Works thanks the public for their cooperation and apologizes for any inconvenience.
The Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sustainable Development is pleased to announce that the Virgin Islands Tourism Summit ‘26 is scheduled to take place 10 and 11 June, 2026.
The Ministry of Health and Social Development has reported a rise in STI cases in the Territory and is urging the community to practice safe love, use protection, and get tested, especially ahead of Valentine’s Day. Public Health Officer Ms. Renee Leonard emphasized the importance of STI awareness and testing through a week-long initiative. The Ministry has partnered with Eureka Medical and Sapphire Health to offer special Valentine’s Day testing deals. The campaign includes informational materials such as newsletters, brochures, and radio ads to promote sexual health responsibility.
The public is reminded that Upper Main Street will become a two-way street starting June 1, and parking will no longer be allowed on the street. The Ministry of Communication and Works thanks everyone for their patience and cooperation during this change and apologizes for any inconvenience caused.
The public is notified that there will be interruptions of the traffic flow on the following roadways on Saturday, July 26 between 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon.
Literary and cultural enthusiasts in the Virgin Islands are in for a treat when the world’s largest floating bookfair docks in Road Town, Tortola from 24th-29th October, 2025 with over 5,000 titles on display for sale.
The Recovery and Development Agency (RDA) is reassessing the West End Ferry Terminal project due to bids significantly exceeding the $15 million budget, with proposals of $64 million and $94 million. The RDA, in collaboration with the Ministry of Communications and Works and BVI Ports Authority, will review the project's requirements and consider value engineering and a potential reduction in scope. A further update will be provided within the next week. The RDA is committed to ensuring a financially sustainable and competitive approach while maintaining high-quality outcomes.