The government has confirmed the project is moving forward. I have finished reviewing the final development agreements and will monitor the initial site assessments closely as they begin.
The reach of this petition has shifted the conversation regarding the Sandals project with stakeholders. I am currently preparing a formal letter to present our position to the local planning committee.
Reached 100 supporters
January 20, 2019
87 Comments
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Kgreenidge
7 years ago
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I live in st lucia where sandals have well when I was there it was two hotels now I think it's three if am correct so what if Tobago get one out country would never be developed if we keep this attitude
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George
7 years ago
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Over 2,500 jobs to be created once open. Over $750M in economic value created annually. Improved brand visibility internationally. A new and sustained culture of customer service excellence. All this AND we retain ownership of the resort and the lands that it is constructed on?
This is a WIN-WIN-WIN for Tobago.
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Nikesha Phillips Louis
7 years ago
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I love the idea of sandals ...but no in areas that can hard our wild life and eco resources... but infrastructure needs to be upgraded first
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Ian Henry
7 years ago
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Tobago need a Hotel brand of the international calibre of Sandals on the island to help attract more tourists and airlines to the island.
J
Jesse Gordon
7 years ago
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It’s not like we have 50 other hotels tugging their ties to come here, the entire world will pass us by before we could muster the resources to do a project of this magnitude ourselves
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Shirley Cooke
7 years ago
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Just the economic trigger for Tobago's economy.
A great opportunity for Sandals to prove to world it's environmental sustainability policy can work..
Key is finding mutually beneficial arrangements for accountability
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Ann-marie Charles
7 years ago
Tobago people dont let UNC rejects decide your destiny them dont care about Tobago
The government has confirmed the project is moving forward. I have finished reviewing the final development agreements and will monitor the initial site assessments closely as they begin.
The reach of this petition has shifted the conversation regarding the Sandals project with stakeholders. I am currently preparing a formal letter to present our position to the local planning committee.
Reached 100 supporters
January 20, 2019
87 Comments
K
Kgreenidge
7 years ago
Featured
I live in st lucia where sandals have well when I was there it was two hotels now I think it's three if am correct so what if Tobago get one out country would never be developed if we keep this attitude
G
George
7 years ago
Featured
Over 2,500 jobs to be created once open. Over $750M in economic value created annually. Improved brand visibility internationally. A new and sustained culture of customer service excellence. All this AND we retain ownership of the resort and the lands that it is constructed on?
This is a WIN-WIN-WIN for Tobago.
N
Nikesha Phillips Louis
7 years ago
Featured
I love the idea of sandals ...but no in areas that can hard our wild life and eco resources... but infrastructure needs to be upgraded first
I
Ian Henry
7 years ago
Featured
Tobago need a Hotel brand of the international calibre of Sandals on the island to help attract more tourists and airlines to the island.
J
Jesse Gordon
7 years ago
Featured
It’s not like we have 50 other hotels tugging their ties to come here, the entire world will pass us by before we could muster the resources to do a project of this magnitude ourselves
S
Shirley Cooke
7 years ago
Featured
Just the economic trigger for Tobago's economy.
A great opportunity for Sandals to prove to world it's environmental sustainability policy can work..
Key is finding mutually beneficial arrangements for accountability
A
Ann-marie Charles
7 years ago
Tobago people dont let UNC rejects decide your destiny them dont care about Tobago
I live in st lucia where sandals have well when I was there it was two hotels now I think it's three if am correct so what if Tobago get one out country would never be developed if we keep this attitude