Barbadians can expect to pay slightly more to attend their favourite parties and events this Old Year’s night.
Two weeks since the reopening of the entertainment sector under new COVID protocols, President of the Entertainment Association of Barbados Rudy Maloney reveals some promoters have been left with no choice but to increase ticket prices.
He says with limited numbers and less sponsorship, the price increase enables promoters to produce high quality events for patrons.
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