Caribbean tourism private sector assist's with Hurricane relief effort
Laptop Battery The Caribbean hospitality industry has set in motion efforts to provide urgent relief assistance to the people and its colleagues in the Eastern Caribbean, following the passing of Hurricane Ivan. The Caribbean Hotel Association (CHA) is finalising logistics to operationalise a relief effort, in conjunction with its federation of 35 national hotel associations, for the people of Grenada. Details are expected to be released shortly.
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Microsoft We stand in solidarity with the people in the Eastern Caribbean most significantly, Grenada, St. Vincent, Tobago who have suffered loss of life and property, said CHA President Berthia Parle. It is encouraging to see the show of solidarity pouring in from across the region, as well as from our brothers and sisters in the Caribbean Diaspora in North America and Europe.
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Laptop Computers Meanwhile, at press time, officials from Counterpart Caribbean and Counterpart International, CHA's regional travel and tourism partners, were mulling over strategies to assist the Caribbean rebound from this natural disaster.
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Laptop Computer Speaking from the United Nations this afternoon, Counterpart President and CEO Lelei LeLaulu, said the passage of a hurricane can reverse decades of socio-economic development, and now is the time for donor community to rededicate themselves to the causes of small island developing states.
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Lenovo "Our prayers are with the people of the Caribbean as they recover from this hurricane in the East and prepare for its passage in the West," said LeLaulu, whose organisation has years of experience bridging the gap between emergency help and long-term development by delivering material assistance and managing projects that help communities help themselves long after the foreign aid disappears.
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