Barbados is an Attractive Product
The double positive whammy for our tourism sector last week was the number of English cricket supporters who came for the Kensington staging of the cricket test match and the announcement by JetBlue that it was introducing a weekly seasonal flight on Saturdays non-stop from Boston.
From the first flight which began on 7th November it could easily add about 4,000 American arrival numbers until the service halts on 30th April next year. It also gives us another incredible gateway from a market that many know could witness significant increases over the next few years. While the 48 square miles that make up the actual city of Boston boasts a population of about 646,000 inhabitants, within the area known as Greater Boston some 4.5 million people reside making it the country’s tenth largest metropolitan density.
At first concern may be expressed about a single flight per week but you should remember the Americans generally have shorter holidays and many of those are crammed between two weekends therefore a Saturday departure is perfect. Often overlooked are the physiological flight times departing Boston at 7.45am with a scheduled arrival time of 1.30pm, allowing most visitors time to journey from the airport to accommodation, check-in, unpack and possibly sea bathe before dark. The return flight leaves at 2.35pm, so even after allowing time at the airport a midday check-out with almost a full morning in the sun.
Equally important is that it gives us a direct service out of New England and it is difficult to see what better visitor demographics could be presented to us. Connecticut, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, Vermont, Maine and even upstate New York cities like Albany, suddenly become a lot closer and substantially more accessible, dispensing with timely connections through JFK or Liberty Airports.
Having stated many of the pluses there is absolutely no room for complacency either in the public or private tourism sector. We have a summer of opportunity and while many still believe we can increase our dependency on tour operators or wholesalers to fill those seats my thoughts are that this industry is a people business and frankly it always will be.
The BTA (then) and BHTA Capital Radio bus promotional tour of the British mainland was in my humble opinion a tremendous idea and maybe this is one of the best approaches to entice New Englanders to our shores. We have this incredible myriad of accommodation options, a wonderful choice of restaurants and very few can take our amazing climate out of the equation. A group of hoteliers, villa rental agencies, attractions and activity operators travelling together with one sole common purpose, to drive additional arrivals. While a lot more has to be done before this could happen, such a road show could take place when airfares and hotel rates start to fall from the second week of September in that part of the USA, helping to keep down participation costs. Somebody should do the math and ask the question – what reasonable revenue could be generated for the country with a potential 4,000 extra visitors staying on average 7 days.
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As a resident of a Boston suburb, and a frequent Barbados visitor, the JetBlue flights are a huge plus to this market. However, this will only be an advantage for tourism if these flights are supported by a significant marketing effort. Barbados can now compete with other nonstop flight destinations, but only if consumers are made aware of the flights AND informed about all the wonderful aspects of this destination. This is a huge opportunity for Barbados and it will be interesting to see how it is approached.
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Karen, Thank you. I too see this as an amazing opportinity for Barbados and we have to raise our visibility in New England. We are not too proud to take any constructive advice we can get.
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I agree with all the positive things you have said. I only hope the government will be additionally vigilant to assign enough workers to clean the trash the tourists disrespectfully leave on our beaches. And also to properly maintain the public facilities on beaches which are in most cases filthy, unsanitary and in need of repair. Not fit for locals or tourists.
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@BajanQueen
The garbage being left around Barbados for the very most part is left by locals. Take a tour of the island. There is garbage everywhere.
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This govt will be remembered for resuscitating a dying tourism industry by implementing policies which are sustainable and not out of reach with affordabilty for the seasonal as well as the year round visitor to this island. In as much negative press that was given to this govt via social media by Adrien and the blp misfits one is encouraged so far from the benefits derived from the policies especially having the vision and foresight of bringing on board aworld known brand like sandals to help pull some of the weight
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Bajan Queen where are you living? Very few Tourist litter, it is the Black pigs bout here who are responsible for the dirt and grime we see around the island. Please tek off yuh dark glasses!
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Good submission Adrian. The resurgence in tourism, and it is early days yet, is as a result of improving economies in the UK, USA with Canada being steady. We must remember the focus on product by the MOT is as a result of the need to revamp a tired product. We must market but we cannot forget the product.
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Well according to ALL of Adrein past articles he was ruthless in stating that govt policies were the cause of our dying tourist industry he left no stone unturned in highliting the positive growth of St. Lucia tourist industry which he exemplifed as a proof that the US and uk markets had no negative bearing on barbados tourist numbers since st lucia was doing exceptionally well .No w as if to wipe the slate clean one sees the speckled fowl shifting through the scratch grainlooking f for any left over grains to boil barley soup. The fact is what govt and others said the world wide recession as major cause throughout the carribbean islands for a drastic drop in tourism markets was a truth..now to hear that same truth brought to table as a fact is indeed dumbfounding especially coming from those who said that the govt was telling lies.
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@Adrian
Have you heard the call for Barbados government to visit St.Lucia to take notes how to stage a successful Jazz Festival? Why can’t we do same?
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Just notice how all the blp yardbirds have abandoned Adrien ..why?there is nothing more to spin .the few blp stragglers left hanging on repeat the same mantra .but for the heavy hitters they flew the coop looking for somewhere else to drop their poop.now i would guess going forward that adrien articles would become of less interest to the blp misfits as the tourism market rebounds and adrien is perceived as stale news by the blp army
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AC go and bathe yuh funky self! Yuh smelling up this place with de shoite yuh babbling.
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Now looka dat a blp straggler wid nothing to spin tellon AC to take a bathe..never mind the bird shite being dropped by themselves. I just heard the stock price on toilet paper hit an all time high.
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AC said ….’ I just heard the stock price on toilet paper hit an all time high.’ Is that why yuh walking bout wid shitty panties?
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Thank God for that Sargasso seaweed… it covers all the litter and garbage that is on the beaches, another well conceived plan by the dlp to get it to come there.
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Girl why don,t go find something to do with uh husband like suck his ball instead of smelling ac underwear. U nasty lady.
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Confused from Christ Church here. “the benefits derived from the (DLP) policies especially having the vision and foresight of bringing on board a world known brand like sandals”.
Help muh pleez. Sandals took over an existing hotel. So there can be no claim to have dramatically increased arrivals as a result of their presence. Sandals has already delayed (and likely to continue to do so) rebuilding of Almond which, again, was an existing hotel which Mr W. seems to be managing quite well thank you.
The ‘benefits’ (since it is an all inclusive resort with little incentive to go out and splash dollars all over the island) seem mostly to accrue to Mr Sandal with his most generous ‘incentives’. And even then, what percentage of the Sandals dollar will remain in Barbados? And I don’t mean in ‘brown envelopes’.
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” Barbados is an attractive product .” Just like the grass which seems to be greener from the other side.
Why don’t we address one of the main issues why visitors to our shores will think twice about returning,given the many letters of disappointment we read in the local press .
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The benefit of Sandals we are told is its marketing might and the benefit that will accrue to Barbados as a result.
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“This govt will be remembered for resuscitating a dying tourism industry by implementing policies which are sustainable and not out of reach with affordabilty for the seasonal as well as the year round visitor to this island. In as much negative press that was given to this govt via social media by Adrien and the blp misfits one is encouraged so far from the benefits derived from the policies especially having the vision and foresight of bringing on board a world known brand like sandals to help pull some of the weight…..”
The consortium never ceases to amaze me. Do they actually want people to believe that the so called increase in tourism is due to the fact that a Sandals hotel is in Barbados? Irene, et al, you are idiots!!!!
However, before I jump on the band wagon, I must first determine how the tourism figures were calculated. Did the government compare this year’s first quarter with that of 2014, or did they compare the last quarter of 2014 with the first quarter of 2015?
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David May 11, 2015 at 3:31 PM #
“The benefit of Sandals we are told is its marketing might and the benefit that will accrue to Barbados as a result.”
If you were to peruse the web-sites of hotels such as the Golden Era Hotel or the Old Gin House in St. Eustatius, you will see a section dedicated to advertising the island. There is information relative to the history of St. Eustatius, how to get there and activities tourist can partake in, as well as maps of the island.
Sandals’ web-site advertises only Sandals and its products. I could not find any information that could have been interpreted as advertising Barbados.
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the blp misfits can spin it! wash it ! rinse it the fact is that the sandals brand holds major influence in carribbean tourism market .A truth that is undeniable, proof being that all of the small nations tourism markets that brought Sandals into their fold have seen a significant difference, yes this govt was right to go above and beyond to accommodate the sandals brands without having to second or third guess what benefits they have to offer, ( as they say the proof of the cake is in the eating) and there are many sandal cakes within this region that have been proven . One should not expect any acceptance of those derivatives from paling cocks and speckled fowls that roam the halls of BU
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The Nation newspaper is fair and balanced and Owen Arthur supports Mia Mottley as leader.
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Albert Branford two columns and Pat Hoyos = 3 unpaid BLP ads in the Sunday Sun on May 10, 2015.
The Nation newspaper is the BLP’s media prostitute.
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here is one of Adreins sound bites
Falling fuel prices no guarantee of increased tourism —————————————Adrein You are wrong,, When oil prices drop all benefits, because of an increased caused by overflow which would the benefits any market be that tourism market or otherwise …there are no guarantees about anything,, however there is more likely a gainful possibility with greater effect than one of a positive,
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Here is one of Adriens “sound bites
Falling fuel prices no guarantee of increased tourism! —————————————Adrein You are wrong,, When oil prices drop all benefits, because of an increased caused by overflow which would the benefits any market be that tourism market or otherwise …there are no guarantees about anything,, however there is more likely a gainful possibility with greater effect than one of a negative ,
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The Elegant Hotels have been up for sale without attracting a buyer for some time. After Sandals were granted unilateral unprecedented concessions the English owners vowed that they would not put another Penny into Barbados until they were given the same ones.They cannot sell the five hotels, this maybe another way of getting the money out of Barbados and investing in other islands.
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here is another one taken from the the horse mouth one Adrein Loveridge
Prime Minister of Grenada puts Barbados tourism officials to shame
Grenada scores tourism victory as Prime Minister lands Sandals
Prime Minister of Grenada, the Hon. Tillman Thomas, recently described the purchase of the former La Source by Sandals as ‘a potential game-changer for our tourism industry’. He went on to say that the entry of resort company Sandals to Grenada’s market is ‘a tide that could lift all boats’.
I think he is right, perhaps in more ways that we can initially anticipate.
””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””’now that is a gem..after stating that barbados was put to shame when grenada made the decision to let sandals brand become part of their tourism market
now fast forward two years later and the hypocrisy has no bounds to see that adrein is now using a different measuring stick to beat the barbados govt over the head in adding sandals to the barbados tourist market,,,indeed some people are shameless and bold faced hypocrites,, see why nobody take adrein seriously cause all have come to the realization that he wears two hats all at the same time on one head and they both belong to him. no wonder he can boast that he is neither B or D,,but a true die in the wool independent because in the long term when the rubber hits the road it is all about him
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see i told u adrein that none of your articles going to get suport from the BLP misfits, i bet u did not belive me, right now ac is the only one actively engaging , and you know why i givesme great plesure to remind you of those things you said previuosly pertaing to “a death wish” for the barbados tourism market
here is another one of your beautiful shots right outside the ball park against Freundel Stuart
It was reported that La Source only closed around the 19th October, when 150 workers were laid-off. Yet, within three weeks the Government of Grenada ‘facilitated their (Sandals) investment with a package of incentives’. While other administrations around the region hesitated, procrastinated and some may even imply, might have adopted a form of hibernation akin to prolonged sleep.
Among the immediate benefits of the arrangement are, massive media destination awareness coverage, reaching millions of people worldwide without it costing the Grenada Board of Tourism a single cent. With a projected re-opening date of 15th December 2012, it will give a huge boost to the upcoming critical winter season. Many loyal Sandals clients will also want to sample the brand, in a new and exciting location. And as PM Tillman so astutely observed, was pleased at the ‘promise of the transfer of skills to Grenadians and an improvement of service in the industry’.
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So now adrein which hat were you wearing then,,
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@ NationBLPNewspaper
Good day, Dennis Kellman.
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sandals international website gives a list of all the sandals hotels and barbados is included click the link and it would take you to website for sandals barbados
here it is
http://www.sandals.com/contact/worldwide/
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Ignorance knows no bounds!!!!!
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Adrian Loveridge are you alright? Its a stunning reversal to read Loveridge’s praise of government policies as nhe lists initiatives that are working like the thousands of test match tourists and JetBlue embarking on a flight out of Boston.
Loveridge pissparaded on the Dems so steady for so long the question must be asked what caused his Damascus moment?
Having said that the truth is that GOB’s policies are showing green sprouts in a few areas. Tourism is looking up, the Westmoreland folk are elated at the amount of foreign exchange they are earning from villa construction and sales. BL&P are feeling the impact of the renewable energy surge and the money spent on importing fossil fuels is decreasing. Loveridge are you sure you took your meds?
Comic relief persists from Island Girl and the blog owner who dwell as usual on doom and gloom no bright side for them and the yard fowls.
Why would GOB be interested in St. Lucia’s jazz festival which is paid for in full by their poor taxpayers . The unemployed in St. Lucia do not benefit from the jazz festival there is 25% unemployment as the jazz plays on.
As the saying goes its better late than never. Loveridge its time you start to demonstrate a dash of patriotism and pitch in where you can to help your adopted homeland. Leave out the unwarranted bad mouthing of Barbados.
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While some of you are on the blog spouting BS; who can hardly articlate a coherent point – wasn’t it Adrian who almost singlehandedly started the re Discover project that is endorsed by the BTMI? Wasnt it Adrian Loveridge who almost singlehandedly took on Barney Lynch when he was BLP tourism minister with the full support of the DLP yardfowls?
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Off message:
Sorry David. There is a short film being broadcast by the BBC4 tonight at 9pm on the Caribbean contribution to the war effort during the second world war. The trailer can be viewed by all below.
http://dividedbyrace.the-latest.com/#prettyVideo/0/
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The price of oil drops…..,canada is commodity based ..our dollar drops ….it costs 20% plus more to buy us funds….. and AC you think this will not have any negative impact on bajan tourism?
So exclaimer you are at your sarcastic best again …SHORT FILM on carribean contribution …..these men went to defend the commonwealth and the world it may not rise to the level of scotlands 22000 killed but each and everyone was needed to rid not just Britain but the world of a tyrant. Play your silly games at someone else’s expense ..these men as all veterans are heroes.
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Oil Prices Fall, and the Global Economy Wins
Although that might not be good news for oil producers, it’s great for consumers and the global economy. A report by Andrew Kenningham, senior global economist at Capital Economics, attempts to gauge the difficult-to-measure global lift from lower oil prices. “A $10 fall in the price of oil transfers the equivalent of 0.5 percent of world GDP from oil producers to oil consumers,” he writes. That in turn will have a knock-on effect on global consumption, because consumers tend to spend more of their income than businesses. Assuming consumers spend half their savings from cheaper oil, Kenningham continues, “a $10 fall in the oil price would boost global demand [for goods and services] by 0.2 to 0.3 percent.”
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Bloomberg Business Week
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a view of the barbados sandal website
http://cdn.sandals.com/sandals/v11/slideshows/resorts/sbd/media/large/slide-22.
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that would make sense for those countries that have something to sell
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Barbados may be an attractive products BUT are we in the Caribbean really ready for the competition? How low have we been trying to get a Ferry Service between the islands operational? Not one single government is interested in connecting us as one. We can’t even agree on LIAT.
Cuban has just been given the all clear by the USA. Check this out –
By the Caribbean Journal staff
In a major step, the United States has begun approving licenses for a number of ferry companies to operate services between the United States and Cuba.
At least they know that opportunity does not sit around waiting for some laggard to come along.
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Who heard the minister of tourism comparing growth in the US market to 2014 numbers? Financial intelligence, what a thing!
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well i belive that Tourism is one of barbados valuable industry, isn.t the Tourism industry the vehicle that drives barbados economy, meaning that the more income people have in their pockets the possibilities are greater that they would spend into those industries that are of interest and going by financial data and analysis people travel is in the highest range for favorable economic returns for large and small economies and there is no doubt that falling oil prices are a boost,moreover think of all the other business that are Incorporated within the tourist industry not talking about only on land but by air and sea, the overall benefits are huge and if oil prices continue to fall or remain within a favorable range for the consumer there is no doubt that tourism would continue to spiral upward and those economies whose dependency is totally on tourism would have nothing to lose
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Trinidad is in the best position of all. They have oil reserves for when petroleum is king and they own a tourism destination for when tourism flourishes. Can’t beat that now for covering your bases, can you?
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Trinidad is in the best position of all. They have oil reserves for when petroleum is king and they own a tourism destination for when tourism flourishes. Can’t beat that now for covering your bases, can you?
And as far as I know, fairly plentiful supplies of fresh water too. Hopefully the Trinis and Guyanese will be willing to grow food for us (and not charge us an arm and a leg) when the foodstuffs we currently get shipped in from the USA become prohibitively expensive and scarce.
The Greatest Water Crisis In The History Of The United States
What are we going to do once all the water is gone? Thanks to the worst drought in more than 1,000 years, the western third of the country is facing the greatest water crisis that the United States has ever seen. Lake Mead is now the lowest that it has ever been since the Hoover Dam was finished in the 1930s, mandatory water restrictions have already been implemented in the state of California, and there are already widespread reports of people stealing water in some of the worst hit areas. But this is just the beginning. Right now, in a desperate attempt to maintain somewhat “normal” levels of activity, water is being pumped out of the ground in the western half of the nation at an absolutely staggering pace. Once that irreplaceable groundwater is gone, that is when the real crisis will begin. If this multi-year drought stretches on and becomes the “megadrought” that a lot of scientists are now warning about, life as we know it in much of the country is going to be fundamentally transformed and millions of Americans may be forced to find somewhere else to live.
Simply put, this is not a normal drought. What the western half of the nation is experiencing right now is highly unusual. In fact, scientists tell us that California has not seen anything quite like this in at least 1,200 years…
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In case you are wondering, of course this emerging water crisis is going to deeply affect our food supply. More than 40 percent of all our fruits and vegetables are grown in the state of California, so this drought is going to end up hitting all of us in the wallet one way or another.
And this water crisis is not the only major threat that our food supply is facing at the moment. A horrific outbreak of the bird flu has already killed more than 20 million turkeys and chickens, and the price of eggs has already gone up substantially…
http://rinf.com/alt-news/editorials/greatest-water-crisis-history-united-states/
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Barbados named in top 10 of international tourism competitive index
BARBADOS is the only Caribbean Community ( CA R I C O M ) c o u n t r y n a m e d i n t h e Wo r l d Economic Forum’s 2015 T r av e l a n d To u r i s m Competitiveness Index.
According to the re-port , Barbados is named among the top 10 coun-tries whose economies p r i o r i t i s e t r av e l a n d tourism the most.
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barbados advocate
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AC
And what does that mean?
You are using the instance where a magazine that sells guns to corporations mentions in its statistical review that a specific company “prioritizes gun purchases” AS OPPOSED TO what is the status of its gun count.
“Prioritizes” tourism IS NOT THE SAME AS “is one of the top ten tourism destinations, do you understand?
Just to draw a reference.
Suppose one were to enquire what is your level of education?
Let us say that as one of legion you were to respond and say UWI
Someone remarking then on your comprehension skills per the above issue about prioritization would have been incorrect to assume that because you went to UWI you automatically inherited comprehension skills.
You do understand, do you? I guess not
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@PUDRYR
Isn’t Spain at the top of the list? Is Spain a member of the PIGS?
We think in soundbites this is our problem.
Strategic thinking is out the window.
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pieceuhderockyeahright May 13, 2015 at 5:29 AM #
“You are using the instance where a magazine that sells guns to corporations mentions in its statistical review that a specific company “prioritizes gun purchases” AS OPPOSED TO what is the status of its gun count. Prioritizes tourism IS NOT THE SAME AS “is one of the top ten tourism destinations, do you understand?”
Hahahahaha, PUDRYR……….. the legion felt so proud presenting those “stats” that they spaced the letters to emphasize their point as proof the government’s policies on tourism have been productive.
However, in actuality, they have done an excellent job in emphasizing their ignorance.
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@Artax
Didn’t David Ellis run with this blurb on his talk show yesterday? Maybe he was being his usual provocative self.
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@ David [BU]
De ole man jes had a thought!!
Suppose David Ellis is AC? Suppose dat is why de two uh dem mekking dese ingrunt statements
Whuloss!!
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You guys should know by now how David Ellis operates. In his quest to be a provocative moderator, he usually plays the “devil’s advocate” or seeks to “bring balance” by presenting his personal, (sometimes uninformed), opinion or “spin” to the discussion.
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It seems that any goods news to highlight barbados policies towards progress gives the blp misfits gripe. The article also mention Spain and Malta as being very progressive and ambitious in their policies in tourism as a matter of fact Spain was no1.Malta also got a first place ranking.T u blp rift rafts and prophets i implore u to read the article and saved your anti barbados attacks when and if the need arises. The unpatriotic blubber on this site is mostly revealing.
Btw Adrien u ought to thank ac for generating comments although as i predicted the blp misfits would only endorse those poision pen articles that attack govt.i also implore u to hastily to get back to the drawing board and do dilligence before the blp misfit lose all faith in u
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So why don’t you cease commenting on BU?
Unless of course you have not anything else to occupy you and are addicted to this site.
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Sigh!…steupse….
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The Barbadians people may be more attractive than Barbados itself . And we are not talking good looks here.
How else can you interpret it, when in today’s newspapers we see the T&T owned Massy advertising “Lots of band house space for Foreday Morning and Crop over”. Space obviously of the former DaCosta Mannings, et al, which were closed down putting may out of work, and left abandoned.
Perhaps with the many redundancies made at the Electric Company, we may see them too, trying to rake in loads of cash,on short rental of their disused properties.
PRIDE and Industry. As the Guyanese Engineer who came to Barbados, and had to work as a labourer said, ” look what the frig , we have come to.”
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I find this posting from Adrian desperate and tragic. I am aware that he is a hotelier and has a vested interest in promoting the tourist trade within Barbados. He places too much emphasis on tourist numbers? Are we to assume that the arrival of 4,000 Americans will automatically produce a growth in our GDP figures? I would like to know the true figure of how much money we make from the tourist industry. I believe that it would be dismal.
As our economy shrinks we seem to be focusing most of our efforts on promoting our tourist industry. So much for diversification! If we are to put our eggs in one basket, then we should fully commit to making Barbados a place fit for tourists. The interior of the country and the coastline should be beautified. This would include landscaping the island, renovating Barbados historic buildings and adopting a strategy where Bajan homeowners become real stakeholders of the tourist industry by opening up their homes to tourists.
Sea, sand and jump-up-music are fundamental to those tourists who have a stereo-typical view of a Caribbean holiday; however, this will never be enough for the sophisticated traveller.
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I think you guys should take a look at this video. I believe that it has been posted in the wrong place. It will shock you to the core.
Reposting:
Anthony May 13, 2015 at 3:17 PM #
REAL Undercover – The Marriott Hotel Guyana
If there was a prize for the worst Marriott Hotel in the world, with the worst beach in the world…this would get it. Join Real Guyana on an undercover tour of the new Marriott Hotel Guyana so you can see what the $12billion dollars ($12,000,000,000) stolen from taxpayers by the Bharrat Jagdeo, PPP/C government.
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Well even barbadians are getting their share of the good news as the country was voted the second best to have the most beautiful females in the world
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Yes right behind Armenian women, this year the men obviously have chosen the hairier the better route instead of beauty and figure after the jokes about Brazilian women being number 1 last year. The real good news is I see no drop in alcohol sales anytime soon.
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Rihanna was the poster girl for Bajan women ,and Bajan women were placed high in the ranking. Bajan men did not get a 2nd , 3rd or 50th look. I wonder who was the poster boy for us Bajan men?
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@ ac May 13, 2015 at 6:16 PM #
“Well even barbadians are getting their share of the good news as the country was voted the second best to have the most beautiful females in the world…..”
Yes, ac, we are getting our share of the good news. We know the Democratic Labour Party is a party that places a particular emphasis on the development of Barbadians.
Therefore ac, forget the BLP misfits and yardfowls, join with me in thanking the Honourable PM Stuart and his team of competent ministers for implementing policies which has made it possible for Barbados having the most beautiful females in the world.
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Czar Kastic May 13, 2015 at 10:10 PM #
…………..join with me in thanking the Honourable PM Stuart and his team of competent ministers for implementing policies which has made it possible for Barbados having the most beautiful females in the world.
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One thing that we can say about them, they are not selfish.
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Czar u idiot..now join with me and thank the Freundel Stuart administration for not being part of the blp bandwagon that want to see Barbados covered in doom and gloom
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AC you mutt. If barbadian women are so hot …why do all the guys want tourist chicks….is it because your not heavy enough for this gang of chubby chasers. Hardly LOL
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Lawson bajan guys looking fuh cheap tricks and quick money..things that you are quite familiar with. i bet a white chick was a meal ticket anda quick visa to canada fuh u
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and here is another piece of news that would never be posted on bu.Jamaica trails barbados according to the Global Travel and Tourism Competitiveness Report 2015 in travel and tourism product
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Bajan men are some of the toughest dudes I know, anybody that can get a fat chicks jeans down to her ankles and.. even though her ass is still in them .. will still have sex with her is one sick puppy and deserves that quick money.
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Farewell BB King
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why all the scribble above the comments.it needs to be removed.it is annoying
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lawson May 14, 2015 at 12:00 PM #
Bajan men are some of the toughest dudes I know.
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A fellow on the block told me that if Barbados wants to get rid of the sargassum seaweed overnight, they should try marketing it to the Bajan man, as Hard Rock , a Medicine to Raise the dead, and as a Long Stay visitor.
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Bajan guys haven’t got it right yet ,they should charge by the pound and not the act then they would be rich enough to import others to pick up that seaweed.
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