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Sealy knocks Govt’s tourism plan - by Barbados Today
November 11, 2020
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November 11, 2020
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November 11, 2020
Former Tourism Minister Richard Sealy has lambasted the Government for producing a six-page document on the important tourism sector, accusing the Barbados Labour Party (BLP) administration of “not being serious about the vital industry”. “I am hurt by Government’s position generally as it relates to managing tourism. Their heads are in the clouds and their
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Maybe the government would do something when Barbadians start dropping like the people in the USA. I just hope the locals stay clear of all visitors. Including their own relatives coming back from traveling.
Maybe the government would do something when Barbadians start dropping like the people in the USA. I just hope the locals stay clear of all visitors. Including their own relatives coming back in from traveling.
We agree with Mr Sealy about the government not taking tourism seriously. Barbados depends on tourists and we certainly don’t feel welcome. We are British and have been coming for many years. Unfortunately we have had to cancel our flights and accommodation bookings because the criteria for COVID tests is impossible for us to fulfil , All the clinics we have contacted cannot guarantee to let us have our results within 48hours. We can only have a test no sooner than 3 days before we travel and we have to upload the certificates online 24 hours before flying.
We then learnt today that Canadians travelling to Barbados can have a test when they arrive if they don’t get their results in time – why can’t this courtesy be extended to other countries ?
Other Caribbean countries aren’t making it so hard to visit them , insisting on staying in government approved hotels to quarantine while awaiting the results of their second test, virtually being under house arrest!
Mr Sealy had such good ideas for tourism he lost his seat,who is he criticizing in these covid19 times make suggestions sir this won’t help you win back the seat