Frequently Asked Questions Got A Question? Totally Barbados Frequently Asked Questions helps you find all the answers about Barbados. In addition to the below questions and answers, another great way to find what you are looking for is to use our search box in the top right-hand corner of any page on our website. You'll

Many people in Barbados own a pet of some sort, the most popular being dogs. Besides being an extension of the family, many people keep dogs for security purposes, acting as great guards and alarms against potential intruders. In this section of Living in Barbados, we have information and practical tips on owning and caring

On Totally Barbados, we have tried to give you an insight into our island home, with the most comprehensive guide of what to expect from your holiday. For those of you who have visited Barbados, we thought you might enjoy this list of: Ten things you might not know about Barbados 1. As a visitor

Property Management was born out of the necessity to have a responsible, reliable person to care for the estate of an overseas owner. However, it has evolved since then, from a simple caretaker role to a highly specialized field. Professionals in this field are extensively trained in the practical and profitable management of property and

1st Prime Minister Errol Barrow 1966 - 1976 The Right Honourable Errol Barrow - a national hero and the first Prime Minister of Barbados - is survived by a long list of accomplishments, including a nation's independence. Founder of the Democratic Labour Party (DLP) in 1955, Barrow occupied Premier of the Government of Barbados from

Prime Minister of Barbados Tom Adams was born Jon Michael Geoffrey Manningham Adams on September 24th, 1931. Tom Adams was the only son of Sir Grantley Herbert Adams and his wife, Grace Adams. Young Adams attended Harrison College. Winner of a Barbados Scholarship, Adams pursued his studies in Britain, where he attended Magdalen College of

A Festival Of Agriculture Barbados' Agricultural Festival (Agrofest) is held annually in connection with the Ministry of Agriculture to celebrate the island's agricultural sector. It takes place during February and runs over 3 days (usually a weekend). It's one of the largest events in Barbados and is held in Queen's Park, close to the capital

Barbados News 2021 Totally Barbados » Barbados News » Barbados News 2021 May 4th, 2021 - Seabourn Is Relaunching Cruises From Barbados - By Caribbean Journal Staff. Beginning July 18, 2021, Seabourn will operate seven-day cruises from Barbados to the Southern Caribbean, with stops in ports including Antigua, the British Virgin Islands, Dominica, Grenada, Saint

Barbados News 2020 Totally Barbados » Barbados News » Barbados News 2020 March 29th, 2020 - Coronavirus advisory information (last updated June 6th, 2020, 2020 at 6:44 pm AST) Totally Barbados has done extensive research about the latest news, questions, and answers for information about Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19). March 29th, 2020 - Barbados Notices