By Guyana Tourism Authority You have to wait until dusk. Then you walk down to the river with your group, your guide and the expert black caiman research team. You board your boats and launch into the black water. Your caiman research expedition...
Read moreFirst Lady, HE Arya Ali’s National Beautification Project
As Guyana positions itself for economic transformation and an influx of tourists in the coming years, it will, no doubt, become one of the leading tourist destinations in the world. Immediate efforts must therefore be placed on enhancing the...
Read moreCovid Safety Measures
The Cheddi Jagan International Airport (CJIA) has taken all necessary actions to guarantee the protection of its employees, passengers and stakeholders. These actions have been internationally approved and certified by the Airport Health...
Read moreChristianburg Waterwheel
A Relic in Time By The National Trust of Guyana The National Trust of Guyana is pleased to feature the Christianburg Waterwheel located in the town of Linden. The town is a repository of diverse heritage resources that are of national, historic...
Read moreAnna’s Ascent: Female Climber Conquers Mount Roraima
By Anna Taylor Photos by: Matt Pycroft and Dan Howard I was totally surprised when Leo Houlding contacted me out of the blue in early 2019, and invited me to join him and his team on a major expedition later in the year. At the time I was a young...
Read moreStreet Foods A Guyanese Thing
By Lesa Fleming & Tammy Quail Discovering Guyana, it is not just about exploring our rainforests or our landmarks, it’s also about partaking in our famously delicious street foods and traditional meals which are largely a part of the cultural...
Read moreSport and Tourism are inextricably linked
By Avenash Ramzan Sport and Tourism are inextricably linked, and that interconnection has contributed positively to the global tourism product. It is, quite simply put, a billion-dollar industry. By its very nature, sport activities, whether at...
Read moreThe Story of Ian Craddock Nothing is Impossible
By Guyana Tourism Authority His Beginning and Introduction to Guyana For those who were fortunate to have travelled, known or spoken with Ian Craddock, you met someone who really lived the ‘Dare to live the life you’ve always wanted’ quote at...
Read moreThe truth about our local politics and why it will have little to do with your travel experience to Guyana
By Sharon Lalljee-Richard, Founder and Peacebuilding Advocate – Heal Guyana Upon an actual visit to Guyana, you will experience an effortless intermingling of locals across various ethnic origins, working together to make your trip a...
Read moreConservation and Sustainable Tourism In the Rupununi
Article & Photos by Alex Arjoon Located on the northern coast of South America, Guyana is one of the most unique countries in the western hemisphere. Home to approximately 750,000 people, the majority of Guyana’s population reside on the low...
Read moreDelven Adams: Pioneer Chef of Backyard Cafe
‘This is the coolest, down to earth, family man that you could ever hope to meet. Nothing like you see on television. His work ethic is amazing. He’s never going to have anyone waiting for him. They’re filming at 7:00am; he is ready at 6:30am. He...
Read more“Exploring a lost world”
– With Operation Wallacea in Iwokrama Forest Reserve By Sean M. McHugh My name is Sean McHugh, I am a wildlife biologist and conservationist. In this article I would like to share my experiences conducting research in the ‘green heart’ of...
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