President Ramotar checks on Marriott hotel construction - continues to be impressed with pace and quality

January 5, 2014, by Editor, Georgetown, GINA, Source

 

President Donald Ramotar today visited the Marriott Hotel construction at Kingston, aback of the National Centre for Education Resource Development (NCERD), accompanied by Minister of Finance Dr. Ashni Singh, and other high-ranking officials including Head of the Privatisation Unit, Winston Brassington.

 

President Donald Ramotar inspects one of the model rooms

at the Marriott Hotel

 

President Ramotar, who toured the building including some model rooms, was impressed with the pace and quality of construction on the project.

 

“It has really set another standard for construction in our country, and we are looking forward to an early opening as possible so that we can develop our tourist industry,” the Head of State said.

 

President Donald Ramotar in discussion with Finance

Minister Dr Ashni Singh, Head of the Privatisation Unit

Winston Brassington and workers and project managers

at the Marriott Hotel

 

The Marriott hotel is on target for an August 2014 commissioning, and President Donald Ramotar said such infrastructure would go a very far way in advancing Guyana’s economic development, and improving the livelihood of Guyanese.

 

The Marriott will boast 197 rooms, a large ballroom, conference centre, casino, nightclub, restaurant, a concrete walkway and all other amenities of a world-class hotel.

 

President Donald Ramotar listens on as Finance Minister

Dr Ashni Singh makes a point about the hotel’s construction

 

On completion, it will provide employment for close to 500 Guyanese.

The project was launched in 2011 and is an estimated total investment of US$51M.

 

The Marriott Hotel which is expected to be completed by August

when it go belly up like guysuco  they will put some bars on it and use it for a prison

Are they taking bookings yet? I would like to reserve a two week once it opens. 

Originally Posted by Demerara_Guy:

President Ramotar checks on Marriott hotel construction - continues to be impressed with pace and quality

January 5, 2014, by Editor, Georgetown, GINA, Source

 

President Donald Ramotar today visited the Marriott Hotel construction at Kingston, aback of the National Centre for Education Resource Development (NCERD), accompanied by Minister of Finance Dr. Ashni Singh, and other high-ranking officials including Head of the Privatisation Unit, Winston Brassington.

 

President Donald Ramotar inspects one of the model rooms

at the Marriott Hotel

 

President Ramotar, who toured the building including some model rooms, was impressed with the pace and quality of construction on the project.

 

“It has really set another standard for construction in our country, and we are looking forward to an early opening as possible so that we can develop our tourist industry,” the Head of State said.

 

President Donald Ramotar in discussion with Finance

Minister Dr Ashni Singh, Head of the Privatisation Unit

Winston Brassington and workers and project managers

at the Marriott Hotel

 

The Marriott hotel is on target for an August 2014 commissioning, and President Donald Ramotar said such infrastructure would go a very far way in advancing Guyana’s economic development, and improving the livelihood of Guyanese.

 

The Marriott will boast 197 rooms, a large ballroom, conference centre, casino, nightclub, restaurant, a concrete walkway and all other amenities of a world-class hotel.

 

President Donald Ramotar listens on as Finance Minister

Dr Ashni Singh makes a point about the hotel’s construction

 

On completion, it will provide employment for close to 500 Guyanese.

The project was launched in 2011 and is an estimated total investment of US$51M.

 

The Marriott Hotel which is expected to be completed by August

when it go belly up like guysuco  they will put some bars on it and use it for a prison

I am sure that they will be reserving a room there for you when it turns into a prison. It will be free. 

* The opening date is anticipated to be in August 2014.

* There is no question the Marriott will be an overwhelming success.

* I'll definitely be staying there when I visit Guyana later this year.

* The dirty ones---DIRTY PNC INDIANS---are very disillusioned by the progress they are seeing.

Rev

ummmm . . . very 'conscience' inane, almost as stupid

misir mussbe so proud

* redux has never had a real job in his entire life.

* He is a 3rd rate intellect---who attended 3rd rate schools---and he has deluded himself into believing he is a 1st rate mind.lol

* Sick puppy.hahahahaha

* Watch redux explode with his usual homosexual rantings.

* Be patient--- redux never disappoints.

Rev

If these Guys can't build a hotel, how the ASS will they build a country?

listen to the low IQ fool 'react' to my posts

amral, please instruct this GT jackass on proper use of the site's "BLOCK" function

har har har harrr!

* Don't forget folks.

* redux has never had a real job in his entire life.

* The man comes here and brags about his intellect.

* But we have all read his posts.

* REDUX IS A BIG DUNCY.

* He is a 3rd rate intellect who has deluded himself into thinking he has a 1st rate mind.

Rev

listen to the low IQ fool 'react' to my posts . . . risible

sumbady, please instruct this GT jackass on proper use of the site's "BLOCK" function

har har har harrr!

The travel and tourism industry will evolve into a significant part of the Guyana economy.

Rev

And I thought that you were asking whether you can buy 25% ownership interest as you feel so sure it will succeed.

Gold Rush will clearly help, especially when the miners talking about having to always have armed guards, high crime, lawlessness, and a sense that a desperately poor population will do anything to be able to survive.

MULTI MILLION DOLLAR HOTEL OPENS AT FARM

 investment coming at a good time – President Ramotar

THE landscape of the East Bank of Demerara, in addition to the expansion of the four-lane highway, has seen another change with the opening of the multimillion dollar Park Vue Hotel, yesterday, at Farm.

 

President Donald Ramotar, who cut the ceremonial ribbon, pointed out that the investment is coming at good time, with changes in Guyana’s visibility as a tourism destination and the massive development thrust of his government.

 http://guyanachronicle.com/mul...hotel-opens-at-farm/

* More depressing news for the dirty ones--the DIRTY PNC INDIANS---on GNI and in Guyana.

Rev

Bhai, While Dem CUNUMUNU are crying like Babies, Guyana going to the Mountain Top.

Whose side are you on Mr Ramakant-P? 

Mr Rev of OP/NICIL/MOF gets a cut on the bribes relating to this rip off investment. 

New Year but Marriott investor still a secret

Posted By Staff Writer On January 1, 2014 @ 5:41 am In Local News | No Comments

some ah dem PPP Bais need to lay off the paratha roti

Now we can agree on something.

Ignorance!

They need to lay off on the rum drinking and back balling too.  

ROBIN & SHERON PERSAUD, OWNERS OF THE NEW PARK VUE HOTEL ARE AMBITIOUS & PROGRESSIVE EAST INDIANS---THESE ARE THE EAST INDIANS WHO WANT TO SEE GUYANA PROGRESS

* On the other hand, you have the dirty ones---THE DIRTY PNC INDIANS---these are the dirty rotten scoundrels who are dying for the PNC to rule Guyana again---they despise progress---and they hate ambitious East Indians like the Persauds.

* There are quite a few dirty ones---DIRTY PNC INDIANS----on GNI.

Rev

Rum drinking and Backballing is part and parcel of Caribbean culture.

carib:

* You are not a dirty PNC Indian---but you think like a dirty PNC Indian.

* Good news for Guyana is depressing news for you.

* You are dying to see your beloved PNC rule Guyana again.

* Well, you may get your wish one day----but first you have to win an election.

* The problem with you people is you want everything handed to you----you are never prepared to work hard and be industrious like the Persauds above.

* Bet you are hoping and praying for Robin and Sheron Persaud's hotel investment to fail.

* I told you you think like a DIRTY PNC INDIAN-----the dirty ones want everything to fail in Guyana as long as the PPP is in power.

Rev

that is why when you drunk kwame rub you from the back

Almost everyone in Guyana knows someone in America or Canada. These people don't want to work because they are expecting US or CD dollars. This one of the reasons there is a shortage of labour in the sugar industry. They blame the government for their hardships when their remittances don't show up.

bai nehru they invest in a fail product all because they get cheap land by bribe the ppp low life minister if you know these people talk to them 1 yr from now  

How does Gold Rush help.  You do know that most people don't go to countries where they need to hire armed guards to protect them as the Gold Rush people have said that they have had to do.

You know when the hotel sector claims that they have less than 40% occupancy at most times of the year one can only query the motives of those who think that yet another hotel makes sense.

If these guys so believe in Guyana's TOURIST potential (not overseas Guyanese) they then ought to build facilities in the laces where the tourist wil actually want to see.  I don't think that there is anything on the East Bank which will interest them.

I am also not aware that Guyanese have a shortage of places to stay.  What I do know is that there is a shortage of airline seats into GEO, and I would think that this would be more of a priority in solving.

But the PPP sent a few emails to some airlines and they respond with an automatically generated email and that ends that.  You will note that we haven't heard any ramblings of new airlines recently.

Well the govt boasts that Guyana is the richest country in the Caribbean so they want to know why the wages are only better than Haiti, and Cuba.