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GCIC statement on reopening of tourism sector

This story was posted 5 years ago
19 May 2021
in Business, Health, Travel/Tourism
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The Grenada Chamber of Industry and Commerce (GCIC) is supportive of the initiative to reopen the hotel/accommodation sector, as this represents an opportunity for increased economic activity for the sector and all the supporting sectors, services and mechanisms which are adversely affected, and in many cases, have closed.

Time is running out for these businesses and action must be taken now to save our economy.

The Chamber understands from the medical community that a vaccination strategy is the only visible route to attaining this goal at this time. From the information generally available it is understood that while vaccination will not completely stop the spread of the virus, it is effective in protecting citizens and visitors from serious illness associated with contracting the virus.

Vaccination must remain a personal choice. This is a fundamental right which must be respected.

While many CEOs and business owners have led the way by being vaccinated, employers are urged to continue to engage the Ministry of Health representatives and medical professionals who can provide accurate and up-to-date information to assist employees in making decisions regarding vaccination and ultimately their healthcare.

The health authorities must act with urgency in continuing to address vaccination fears and concerns of the population.

The GCIC recognises that even in the face of the illness and death statistics from within the region and around the world, there will be individuals who choose NOT to accept a vaccine for Covid-19. These persons must still be respectfully accommodated within our workforce and society. The Chamber implores all to continue to follow the established protocols that have served Grenada very well.

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Comments 3

  1. GeGeorge says:
    5 years ago

    I’m afraid I couldn’t be bothered. You make a decision and suffer the consequences. If you want to be around me get a jab. I have the jab, it’s no big deal and it protects you and me. What is the confusion? No jab go live in a cave.

  2. Jimmy Jones says:
    5 years ago

    I read the above 2 times.
    Can the author please consult a grammar teacher .
    If not learn to mean something rather than string together a unique
    set of words that mean? Point?

    • GC says:
      5 years ago

      I agree – it’s vague and badly worded.

      What do they really want to say? That non-vaccinated people should be:

      persuaded to get vaccinated rather than being forced?

      still be allowed to work in tourism?

      be given jobs in other sectors? (workforce?)

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