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Published:Saturday | May 10, 2014 | 12:00 AM
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Beaches Negril's SnapShots Manager, Simone Black-Woodley (right), made it a family affair at the recent staging of the Miss Beaches Negril Talent and Awareness 2014 Competition where she shared lens time with daughter Jeffeica Woodley (centre), and sister, Judean Pringle. - Contributed
Leyda Hernández, lecturer in Spanish for the Ministry of Tourism and Entertainment Language Training Progamme, smiles appreciatively after accepting an orchid from Joannell Smith, information officer for the Tourism Product Development Company's Office, Montego Bay, and a participant in the programme. The presentation was done at the graduation ceremony of the programme for participants from Montego Bay, Ocho Rios, and Negril. The graduation was held at the pavillion of the University of the West Indies, Western Jamaica Campus, Montego Bay. - Photo by Barrington Flemming
Minister of Industry, Investment and Commerce Anthony Hylton (third right) cuts the ribbon, signalling the official opening of the Elephant Group's 12,000 square feet of office space at the Montego Freezone. With him (from left) are Clive Fagan; Sharon Ffolkes Abrahams; Director of Customer Service at Elephant Group Yvan Garcia; Gloria Henry; and Beverley Williamson. - Contributed
Kent Coote (right) proudly accepts a plaque from the president of the Grand Palladium Staff Association, Leroy Peart, in recognition of his contribution to the work of the staff association. In presenting the plaque, Peart praised Coote for his dedication and commitment to the staff association. - Contributed
Kendra Johnson (left), regional public relations manager for Sandals Resorts in Negril, presents the second-place prize to Christian Miller of Little Bay All-Age School during a Sandals Foundation Marine Awareness Month activity at the institution on Tuesday. The Sandals Foundation Marine Awareness month is observed each year in April. This year, the focus was on endangered species, and volunteers from Sandals and Beaches Negril, in collaboration with the National Environment and Planning Agency, visited the school and conducted presentations, activities, and a poster competition on ways to protect endangered species. The school was targeted as the Little Bay area in Westmoreland is home to endangered turtles. - Contributed
Minister of Tourism and Entertainment Dr Wykeham McNeill (second right) and Director of Tourism John Lynch (right) listen keenly to a point being raised by Johan Lundgren of TUI Travel (left) during the official opening ceremony of the Azul Sensatori Jamaica recently. Looking on are Tor Clausen (second left) and Henrik Norlin. - Photo by Barrington Flemming
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