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Over 500 members of CARIFESTA Logistics team commended

Over 500 members of CARIFESTA Logistics team commended

September 2, 2025
1:18 pm

The impact of CARIFESTA 15 continues, with several delegates still on island ahead of their departures next week.

Logistics Coordinator Ian Walcott-Skinner says activity remains on the ground, but he’s highlighting the more than 500 members of the logistics team who played a vital role in the Festival’s success.

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