Min. of Tourism on Nevis announces new Communications Officer

Assistant Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Tourism John Hanley and new Communications Officer in the Ministry of Tourism on Nevis Shelagh James on October 21, 2015
Assistant Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Tourism John Hanley and new Communications Officer in the Ministry of Tourism on Nevis Shelagh James on October 21, 2015

NIA CHARLESTOWN NEVIS (October 21, 2015) — The Ministry of Tourism in the Nevis Island Administration (NIA) has a new Communications Officer. Shelagh James has taken over the position as from October 19, 2015.

Assistant Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Tourism John Hanley made the announcement in an interview with the Department of Information on October 21, 2015.

He said the Ministry was delighted to welcome the newest addition to its staff. He described James as a passionate individual.

According to Hanley, there was a lot going on at the Ministry and there was the need for a clear line of communication between its stakeholders and the general public about the many accomplishments in the tourism industry on Nevis.

He noted that the James was taking over from Hazel Francis who was also the researcher, writer and host for a Nevis Television/Ministry of Tourism weekly series entitled “On the Tourism Trail.”

“You would recall that several months ago we had Ms. Hazel Francis and one of the main aspects of her work was the much-acclaimed television series “On the Tourism Trail” and Ms. James is going to be continuing that.

“I’m sure that is something that everyone is looking forward to and we are really glad to have Ms. James on board,” he said.

James, who is no stranger to the Federation, registered here delight to return to work in Nevis and thanked the ministry for taking her on as their Communications Officer. She also expressed hope that she would be able to carry out her mandate

“I’m not brand new to the island. Most people would recognise me for the work that I did with the Nevis Solid Waste Management Authority.

“There’s lots of work to be done here. There’s plenty happening in tourism and I’m hoping that I’ll be able to share that information with everybody island wide and even in St. Kitts. It’s going to be exciting. I’m open to all kinds of opportunities and presentations and I do hope with the support of my team that I will be able to bring it to you,” she said.

 

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