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Tourism stakeholders gather

Published:Sunday | March 4, 2012 | 12:00 AM
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Leopold Williams, managing director of the Seacrest Beach Hotel in Priory, St Ann, in discussion with Sandra Scott, the deputy director of tourism.
Deputy Director of Tourism Sandra Scott (right) and her colleague, Carrole Guntley (second right), are joined by Gregory Burrowes, a director of Dolphin Cove, and Dorothy Salmon.
Marilyn Burrowes (centre), managing director of Dolphin Cove Attractions, is tickled pink with her conversation with Damion Crawford, state minister in the Ministry of Tourism and Entertainment, and Carrole Guntley.- photos by Noel Thompson
Minister of Tourism and Entertainment, Dr Wykeham McNeill (second left), with members of the St Ann business and tourism sectors (from left) Kumar Sujanani, president of the St Ann Chamber of Commerce, Lynson Charlton, Radcliffe Walters, custos of St Ann, and Jennifer Kerr of Liberty Hill Great House pose for the social pages.
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Tourism stakeholders met at the Sandals Grande Ocho Rios Beach and Villa Resort in St Ann recently. It was the latest in a series of meetings being organised by the ministry aimed at providing its minister, Dr Wykeham McNeill, and Minister of State Damion Crawford with the opportunity to meet and engage in fruitful discussions with stakeholders and industry partners. Here are some pictorial highlights of the event.