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Telephone
Country code: 268.
Mobile Telephone
Roaming agreements exist with most international mobile phone companies. Unregistered roaming is available – visitors with TDMA handsets can make calls without registering, provided they can give a credit card number. Coverage is average.
Internet
Available in large cities and resorts.
Post
Post office hours: Mon-Fri 0800-1200 and 1300-1600.
Media
Many of Antigua & Barbuda's broadcast media is politically owned or controlled, although this is now changing. The country's first independent radio station, Observer Radio, launched in 2001 after a five-year struggle to obtain a licence. The daily and weekly press carries a spectrum of opinion, including criticism of the government.
Press
• Some newspapers have political or governmental associations. All are in English.
• The main newspapers are the Antigua Sun (published Monday to Saturday) and the Daily Observer.
• The Worker's Voice is published twice-weekly by Antigua Labour Party and Antigua Trades and Labour Union.
• The main newspapers are the Antigua Sun (published Monday to Saturday) and the Daily Observer.
• The Worker's Voice is published twice-weekly by Antigua Labour Party and Antigua Trades and Labour Union.
TV
• The local TV station is called ABS (run by Antigua & Barbuda Broadcasting Services).
• Cable television is widely available.
• Cable television is widely available.
Radio
• Observer Radio and ZDK are commercial broadcasters.
• Sun FM is private and commercial.
• Some radio stations are owned by political or religious factions, such as Crusader Radio, which is owned by the United Progressive Party.
• Sun FM is private and commercial.
• Some radio stations are owned by political or religious factions, such as Crusader Radio, which is owned by the United Progressive Party.
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