On Saturday, 4^th February, six young ladies drawn from the two government-owned secondary schools will vie for the title of Ms. Teen Hospitality in a pageant staged at the Nevis Cultural Centre at 8:00pm.

A Church Service at the Taylor Memorial Wesleyan Holiness Church, Charlestown on Sunday, 5^th February at 10:00am will form part of the program, followed later in the afternoon by Horse racing at the Indian Castle Race Track.

On Monday, 6^th February, the official Tourism Week Address will be delivered on local radio at 8:00am, on Choice Community Radio, and at 8:30am there will be Talks in Schools focused on the theme being used for the celebration: “Tourism: Linking Generations, Bridging Cultures”,

An Art Exhibition and Sale opens on the same day at the Nevisian Artisan Village, and will run through Friday, 10^th February, 8:00am – 4:00pm daily.

The Nevis Tourism Youth Congress will host a Panel Discussion, moderated by Clayticia Daniel, the reigning Junior Minister in Tourism. During the Panel Discussion the students will be asked: “As Junior Minister of Tourism what two types of Tourism will you pursue to develop Tourism in Nevis”? The event will be held at the Nevis Cultural Centre at 10:00am on Tuesday, 7^th February.

Wednesday, 8^th February, will see the Annual Primary Schools Quiz Competition sponsored by the award-winning Nisbet Plantation Beach Club at the Nevis Cultural Centre at 10:00am.

The Tourism Week Awards Ceremony and Dinner will take place at the Nisbet Plantation Beach Club on Thursday, 9th February, and a Night of the Stars Concert at the Cultural Centre at 7:30pm on Friday, 10^th February.

Saturday, 11^th February, the action moves to The Gingerland Public Market for the Tourism Cultural Day, Sporting Event and Extempo Competition from 11:00am.

Activities celebrating Tourism Week 2012 climax on Sunday, 12^th February, with Horse Racing at the Indian Castle Race Track.