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PM to participate in dialogue on future of tourism

This story was posted 1 year ago
11 May 2021
in Business, Health, PRESS RELEASE, Travel/Tourism
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Prime Minister Mitchell to Participate in Regional Dialogue on Tourism - May 2021
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Grenada’s Prime Minister, Dr the Right Honourable Keith Mitchell, will be part of a regional panel discussing the future of tourism on Tuesday morning.

Dr Mitchell will join his Dominican colleague, Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit, and other distinguished panelists for the High-Level Discussion on The Future of Tourism, What is Next?

The discussion, organised by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), is scheduled to begin at 9:30 am, with Dr Mitchell as the first speaker. The first 30 minutes of the discussion will be brought live by the Government Information Service on Channel 22 and on the GIS Facebook page. The discussion can be viewed in its entirety on the UNDP Facebook page or www.uwitv.org.

The event is being held against the background of the Covid-19 pandemic and the rapidly changing environment for Micro, Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (MSMEs).

According to the UNDP letter of invitation to the Prime Minister, Tuesday’s discussion will be the first of a series of 5 Regional Policy Dialogues aimed at discussing the new trends in the tourism sector and the role of MSMEs within the sector.

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  1. Jazmine Charles says:
    1 year ago

    Tourism yes… but do support the local vendors, they are the smiles and kind words on the beaches the visitors love. Keep Grenada an island that welcome the majority of visitors who not just the very rich ones. Kind heart people who be friends not the wealthy who want servants. My humble opinion… thanks you.

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  2. Jen Jen says:
    1 year ago

    You need to rethink your main industry. You have destroyed all the sites that attract travelers. Let’s start calling us travellers not tourists. Your biggest asset was the untouched beauty if your environment. Instead of thoughtful, respectful, small accommodations being built You allow complete destruction, and flagrant abuse of planning laws designed to protect like the encroachment of that cement monstrosity that destroyed the Flamboyant hotel. People travel to the Caribbean to experience local culture with the charm of the LOCAL building style. We don’t want to spend thousands of dollars to go to concrete piles same ascwhat have taken over other destinations like Mexico. Stop believing foreigners who don’t give a damn about you like Sawiris, who has bought enough land on Grenada, received concessions, and already believes it is his private island.

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  3. Storm says:
    1 year ago

    Always remember that our main industry is tourism and without it we are in trouble.
    Therefore it is in our best interest to look after it long term.

    Reply

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