Drake among first to touch down in Barbados As Borders Reopen

Barbados' borders reopened Sunday and the stars are

returning. One of the first to reach the island is

rapper/actor Drake. The 33-year-old Canadian arived

around 10 a.m. on Air Drake - his private aircraft.

After three-months of lockdown, curfews and

restrictions to fight the spread of the coronavirus

COVID-19, commercial flights are also resuming at the

Grantley Adams International Airport.

The Government of Barbados last month announced

the phased return of airlines from Canada, England and Europe, the United States and the rest of the Caribbean.

Prime Minister Mia Mottley has also been appearing on various radio and television networks touting the

benefits of the Barbados 12 Month Welcome Stamp

which allows people to live and work here for a year.