Thursday, May 24, 2012
A view of Grace Bay Club
While government and health authorities seek to resolve the nagging health issue and sickened scores of visitors, officials from Grace Bay, this country’s first luxury resort, said they will not take any new reservations until June 1, 2012.
Mark Durliat, Chief Operating Officer, confirmed that some of their hotel guests have complained of diarrhoea and flu-like symptoms that also affected about a dozen other resorts in this country’s tourist belt, Grace Bay, which has won several coveted international awards, including the world’s best beach.
Grace Bay Club suspends new reservations
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• Digicel, International Banking Group and Enid Capron Primary School Partner to Clean Up Five Cays.
• POLICE CRIME REPORT
• Cops upset about being denied severance package
• Fees for police records to increase
• Dramatic court battle looms between TCAA, TCA Handling, SkyBlue Aviation
• Civil Service not hiring
• Three more for trial at Supreme Court