Last Updated on November 28, 2022, 3:44 AM AST by Anthony Morris
The Park Hyatt celebrated their 5th anniversary in St Kitts and Nevis on Sunday, November 27, 2022. The Hotel institution hosted a special ceremony today at the Great House, St Kitts to commemorate the event.
Prime Minister Dr Terrance Drew attended the event hosted on Sunday, November 27 with Dr Denzil Douglas, Konris Maynard and Samal Duggins, along with several other leaders.
The Prime Minister of St Kitts and Nevis, Dr Terrance Drew, shared his congratulations to the management and team of the Park Hyatt for this accomplishment. He also expressed profound gratitude to the Park Hyatt and Range Development, the largest and most successful hospitality developer in the Eastern Caribbean. They saw the futuristic potential here in St. Kitts and Nevis, both the people and our beautiful destination.
In the Facebook post, Prime Minister Dr Terrance Drew wrote in commemoration of the event that while the Park Hyatt is young, its impact within the Federation is tremendous.
According to Prime Minister Dr Drew, Park Hyatt has been a beacon of light within the hospitality industry, the Citizenship by Investment Industry, and the tourism industry in St Kitts and Nevis for five (5) years.
Further, elaborating on the utility of the Park Hyatt, he wrote:
This luxury 5-star resort, strategically nestled near our beautifully golden sandy beaches and crystal-clear waters, has indeed transformed the hospitality industry since it opened its doors in November 2017.
According to Prime Minister Dr Terrance Drew, Their futuristic vision for the hotel very keenly included the development of our human capital, and as such, both investments materialized in tandem.
Dr Terrance Drew stated that From the hospitality training programmes for our youth at the Clarence Fitzroy Bryant College to the advancement of our people to top managerial positions in the hotel, Park Hyatt continues to impart knowledge and provide opportunities for professional growth and development.
Prime Minister Terrance Drew expressed that, as a nation, we are eternally grateful for having been afforded the opportunity to deepen our foothold in the tourism industry. For this and more, I extend my deepest gratitude on behalf of myself and the people of St Kitts and Nevis.
Finally, he expressed his good wishes to the institution with words for its continued operational success in the upcoming years.
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