Antigua & Barbuda Tourism Authority unveils UB40 island map following re-

release of Come Back Darling music video

Reggae pop band, UB40 featuring Ali Campbell, Astro and Mickey Virtue, has today released a new

music video of Come Back Darling, filmed exclusively on the Caribbean island of Antigua. For those

inspired by the video and wishing to follow in the footsteps of UB40, a UB40 island map has been

developed by the Tourism Authority highlighting all the points on the video.

Famous for hit singles including Red, Red Wine and Can’t Help Falling in Love, the video re-make by

reggae legends UB40 aims to encourage Brits to ‘come back’ to the Caribbean following the hurricanes

of September 2017. Filmed only on Antigua which was unaffected by the hurricanes, it travels from

the panoramic Shirley Heights viewpoint to the beautiful yachts in English Harbour, showcasing the

best the island has to offer visitors.

Starting at Elite Island Resort’s Pineapple Beach Club, the video moves onto the winding Fig Tree Drive

to the capital St. Johns, the coastal roads with some of Antigua’s most picture postcard white sand

beaches and English and Falmouth Harbours holding hundreds of majestic yachts. The video shows

the variety of beaches, hotels, resorts and activities Antigua offers for visitors looking to escape to the

sunshine.

Visit Antigua from £1,299 per person and following the UB40 island map

Virgin Holidays offers seven nights in Antigua from £1,299pp including Virgin Atlantic flights from

London Gatwick to Antigua, all-inclusive accommodation at Pineapple Beach Club with transfers. Price

is per person based on two adults travelling and sharing a pool terrace view room, including all

applicable taxes and fuel surcharges which are subject to change. Price is based on a departure on

June 5 2018. To book: www.virginholidays.co.uk/ 0344 557 3870

For further information on Antigua and Barbuda please visit: www.antiguabarbudatourism.org

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For media enquiries, please contact The Brighter Group on Antigua@brightergroup.com or telephone 020

7326 9880.

Notes to editors:

The video was sponsored by Virgin Atlantic, Virgin Holidays, Elite Island Resorts and the Antigua Barbuda Tourism

Authority.

About Antigua and Barbuda:

The largest of the Leeward Islands, Antigua & Barbuda comprises 108-square miles. The 365 white and pink sand

beaches, one for every day of the year, are just the beginning of the treasures that await visitors. Antigua’s rich

history and spectacular topography provide a variety of popular sightseeing opportunities. Nelson’s Dockyard,

the only remaining example of a Georgian fort commissioned by the British in 1755, is perhaps the most

renowned landmark. Betty’s Hope, built in 1674, is the site of one of the first full-scale sugar plantations on

Antigua, and offers a chance to step back into time by visiting the restored mills. Another unique attraction is

Devil’s Bridge, located at the eastern tip of the island in Indian Town National Park, where Atlantic breakers have

carved out a natural limestone arch. Antigua boasts a varied tourism calendar including events such as the World

Class Antigua Sailing Week, Classic Yacht Regatta, Antigua Sports Fishing and also the annual Carnival; known as

the Caribbean’s Greatest Summer Festival. Island accommodation ranges from luxury resorts and all-inclusive

hotels to smaller more intimate boutique guesthouses and cottages. For information about Antigua & Barbuda

visit www.antiguabarbudatourism.org