BVI Tourist Board relocates to Cocoplum Building in Port Purcell
The BVI Tourist Board and Film Commission (BVITBFC) has announced it is now headquartered at a new location- the Cocoplum Building in Port Purcell- effective today, July 8, 2024. Photo: BVITBFC
Following the passage of hurricanes Irma and Maria in 2017, the BVITBFC relocated from Akara Building to Geneva Place in the third quarter of 2018 but returned to Akara Building in April 2022. Photo: Internet Source
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The BVITBFC is now located on the second floor of Cocoplum Building, J.R. O’Neal Drive, in Port Purcell. Photo: BVITBFC
PORT PURCELL, Tortola, VI- The BVI Tourist Board and Film Commission (BVITBFC) has announced it is now headquartered at a new location- Port Purcell- effective today, July 8, 2024.
The BVITBFC is now located on the second floor of Cocoplum Building, J.R. O’Neal Drive, in Port Purcell.
It also said the telephone numbers, email and postal addresses remain unchanged.
The BVITBFC was previously located in Akara Building on De Castro Street.
Following the passage of hurricanes Irma and Maria in 2017, the BVITBFC relocated from Akara Building to Geneva Place in the third quarter of 2018 but returned to Akara Building in April 2022.
About BVITBFC
The BVI Tourist Board was established under the Tourist Board Ordinance (CAP 280) under the portfolio of the Premier’s Office.
The Board’s role is to promote, foster and encourage tourist investment within the Virgin Islands utilising measures and strategies as deemed fit.
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18 Responses to “BVI Tourist Board relocates to Cocoplum Building in Port Purcell”
2. How much rent are they paying now? How much were they paying before?
3. What prompted this move? How much did it cost to move them?
Now you see why we need the white man to come in run things. This is modern day slavery the black in authority are our masters ... Mr. Gov please help us. Can't you see things getting from bad to worse.
Babylon system. Legalize weed already!! let the people & tourist enjoy the simple things while the chosen few monitor their capital obvious they wont change for us.
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