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Watch | USVI’s Presence Felt In New York For Labor Day Weekend

News / Tourism / Travel / VI Ambassadors / Videos / Virgin Islands / September 2, 2019

The Dept. of Tourism’s presence in New York for the Labor Day Weekend was strong this year. The move was part of D.O.T.’s strategy to promote the upcomnig festivals and carnival, as well as utilizing VI Ambassadors to spread the word that the U.S. Virgin Islands is open for business. Below, some scenes of activities over the weekend.






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Schools Will Open On Sept. 3, D.O.E. Reaffirms: 'We Are Ready,' Commissioner Says

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