Us, Dec. 18 -- Antigua and Barbuda's government has moved to calm concerns among U.S. travelers and the global travel trade following recent media reports related to U.S. visa issuance for Antiguan and Barbudan citizens.

Tourism authorities stressed that the reports have no impact on travel to or from Antigua and Barbuda, nor do they affect entry or exit requirements for U.S. citizens or other international visitors. According to officials, airports and seaports across the twin-island nation remain fully operational, with tourism flows continuing without disruption.

"There have been no changes to travel requirements for visitors," said Tourism Minister H. Charles Fernandez, emphasizing that the destination remains open and welcoming dur...