The Grenada Hotel and Tourism Association (GHTA) reassures the public that the hotel and tourism sector in Grenada remains strong and resilient despite the recent impact of Hurricane Beryl. As Grenada focuses on cleanup activities and the restoration of services, the Maurice Bishop International Airport and hotels have resumed full operations.
Amidst Grenada’s recovery efforts, our thoughts, however, are with our sister islands of Carriacou and Petite Martinique, which sadly bore the brunt of the storm. The GHTA stands ready to assist in any way possible. The GHTA extends its solidarity and support to our members, residents, and businesses of Carriacou and Petite Martinique, and we are confident that with our collective efforts, we will overcome the challenges ahead.
We stand strong, and together, Grenada will emerge from this crisis even more resilient than before!
Thank you for your unwavering support.
GHTA
Wouldn’t it be a grand idea that every tourist of working age that come to Grenada between now and September give a few hours of their time for one day to help the clean up , and then go back to their hotel after leaving a financial give that they can afford .
I’m coming in August and I’m prepared to do this .
Richie j Daniels