Last Updated on July 4, 2023, 4:57 AM AST by Anthony Morris
The mango Festival of Nevis has concluded successfully after three days of celebrating the best offering of Nevis. The Mango Festival took place from June 30 to July 2, 2023. After the successful conclusion of the festival, the Nevis Tourism Authority shared a message of gratitude for the people attending the festival.
The Nevis Tourism Authority wrote: We at the Nevis Tourism Authority wish to thank you all for supporting our 9th edition of the Nevis Mango Festival, which took place this past weekend from June 30 to July 02. The team of the
The Tourism Authority also took the time to reflect on the success of the three-day event. They claimed that the patrons came out on Sunday to the ‘For The Love of Mangos’ event held at the Malcolm Guishard Recreational Park in record numbers.
According to the Nevis Tourism Authority, The unprecedented turnout demonstrated the success of our marketing and promotional efforts for this year’s festival. The organizers of the Nevis Mango Festival made a number of sincere efforts to make the event successful.
Meanwhile, the organization acknowledged that some of these attendants faced issues and inconveniences. They shared that we are, however, aware that many of our patrons experienced logistical challenges that detracted from the event’s quality.
We sincerely apologize for that and are undertaking an urgent post-mortem to examine how we can improve so that all of our patrons can be guaranteed a first-class event next year.
Our team has already started reviewing this year’s event and the planning for the grand 10th anniversary of the Nevis Mango Festival in 2024. We assure you that next year we shall do better and encourage public feedback on how you feel we can ensure that the Nevis Mango Festival continues to be one of the Caribbean’s premier festivals.
They sincerely thank the people for providing 9 years of support and encouragement!
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