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FM
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OK Folks:

 

Leaders and Supporters of the AFC and PNC along with N*GGER INDIANS who despise and hate the East Indian led PPP with a passion are in a state of gloom and doom.

 

The news coming out of Guyana today is that officials of Chinese company Bin Shan Lin, which currently operate in Guyana, met with President Donald Ramotar yesterday and indicated to the president their plans to move ahead with haste on their large scale industrial plans for Guyana.

 

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Guyana continues to boom--and the private sector and foreign investors are leading the way--President Ramotar is giving his full support to the development plans for his fast growing country.

 

BAI Shan Lin Forest Development Inc., the Chinese wood processing company operating in Guyana, is looking to move ahead with haste on its large scale industrial plans, among which is a wood economic and trade park in Guyana.

 

Whenze Chu, Chairman of the China Forest Industry Group Company Ltd, the parent company of Bai Shan Lin Forest Development Inc. that engages in timber harvesting, sale and processing, yesterday met President Donald Ramotar and Minister of Natural Resources and the Environment, Robert Persaud for talks in this regard, along with a small delegation.


The park, which will occupy five square kilometers, divided in three construction phases, will promote production of various kinds of wood products and brands that will boost the development of the local economy, and create employment opportunities, according to the company.


While wood processing will be the main feature, the park will also encompass industries for ship building, woodworking, machinery, processing and manufacturing, food and aquatic processing, mining, a school and a hospital.


Construction of an international mall and an exhibition centre to showcase finished products manufactured at the Bai Shan Lin plant in Linden and other entrepreneurship ventures are also on the cards.


Providence, in the vicinity of the Guyana National Stadium on the East Bank Demerara, has been proposed. This area has been flooded with investments so numerous that in the near future it will be part of the urban network. Along with government’s massive housing drive on the East Bank corridor, numerous investment proposals from international construction companies valued more than US$500M have been advanced.

 

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MORE ENCOURAGING NEWS FROM GUYANA---THIS PARTICULAR NEWS WILL DEEPLY DISTRESS AFC's MOSES NAGAMOOTOO, KHEMRAJ RAMJATTAN AND THEIR BUSINESS CLIENT ROBERT BADAL(owner of Pegasus)

 

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GUYANA NEWS: CONSTRUCTION OF MARRIOT HOTEL COMPLEX PROCEEDING SATISFACTORILY

 





WORK is advancing rapidly on the first five-star and Guyana’s premier hotel in Kingston, in the capital, that will have close to 200 rooms within a nine-story edifice. The Georgetown Marriot is expected to bring high-end tourists to this country.

 

Giving an update to the Government Information Agency today, Construction Manager of the Marriot Hotel, Romesh Budhram, said that work formally began in August of 2011, with the casting of the foundation for the US$52M, 197- room hotel. Months later, the substructures are already taking shape and with a complement of 140 Chinese workers on the job, the site is a bustle of activity with work taking place continuously. The contract is being executed by Shanghai Construction Group (SCG).


The complex will house the main structure, an administration building containing offices, and banquet hall on the eastern side, and a separate building to the west containing a specialty restaurant, nightclub and casino, according to Budhram.


The construction manager, who has worked in over a dozen countries on more than 300 projects, added that the main building is scheduled to be completed by May of this year. Tenders for businesses to operate the restaurant, casino and night club are due to be finalised by the end of February, he added.


The interior dΓ©cor is still to be finalised and the Marriot team is keen to have a South American/ Caribbean theme as part of the hotel’s identity. The Marriot’s management is in constant contact with local counterparts to ensure that the project meets or exceeds its already high standards, said Budhram. β€œThe most important thing for them is the construction of the sample room, and once this is done, everything will fall into place very quickly as we will be sure that we are on the right track,” he noted.


Budhram was loud in praise of the quality and pace of work being executed. He said that given his experience internationally, the work being done will ensure that Guyana will be proud to own one of the finest five- star hotels in the region and further afield.

 

The Marriot Hotel project is part of a five-year plan, according to government, which will significantly boost the local economy and provide 250 jobs for Guyanese.


This project has been welcomed by the private sector, but the opposition passed a motion in December to halt funds for its construction. From the inception, the Marriot Hotel Project has been a matter of great controversy for the Opposition, notwithstanding the fact that it will create more than 250 jobs, generate income, and significantly boost Guyana’s capacity to become a high-end tourist destination. (GINA)

FM
Originally Posted by TK:

Will they employ Guyanese or Chinese nationals? As the Marriott creates jobs it can also make other hotels fail - thus lose jobs. Verdict is still out on the Mariott's overall economic impact. The only thing interesting here is shipbuilding. 


TK:

 

The 5 star Marriot will attract a vastly different clientele than the 2 star Pegasus or the 2 star Princess Hotel.

 

There is an old saying, "a rising tide lifts all boats."

 

The rise of the Marriott does not spell doom for other hotels in Guyana---actually other hotels in Guyana will now be compelled to raise their standards---their services---and by so doing they will succeed---not fail.

 

Rev

FM
Originally Posted by Rev Al:
Originally Posted by TK:

Will they employ Guyanese or Chinese nationals? As the Marriott creates jobs it can also make other hotels fail - thus lose jobs. Verdict is still out on the Mariott's overall economic impact. The only thing interesting here is shipbuilding. 


TK:

 

The 5 star Marriot will attract a vastly different clientele than the 2 star Pegasus or the 2 star Princess Hotel.

 

There is an old saying, "a rising tide lifts all boats."

 

The rise of the Marriott does not spell doom for other hotels in Guyana---actually other hotels in Guyana will now be compelled to raise their standards---their services---and by so doing they will succeed---not fail.

 

Rev

There is no guarantee that the Marriott will lift all boats. 

FM
quote:
Originally Posted by Rev Al:

The news coming out of Guyana today is that officials of Chinese company Bin Shan Lin, which currently operate in Guyana, met with President Donald Ramotar yesterday and indicated to the president their plans to move ahead with haste on their large scale industrial plans for Guyana.






Of course they moving with haste. They want to strip the country bare of all its wood. Then they'll put the Amerindians out of their land and kill and ship all the wild meat to China. Once again the PPP is selling us out in exchange for crooked payments. We'll be in total poverty by the time the Chinese finish with us.

Mr.T
Originally Posted by TK:
Originally Posted by Rev Al:
Originally Posted by TK:

Will they employ Guyanese or Chinese nationals? As the Marriott creates jobs it can also make other hotels fail - thus lose jobs. Verdict is still out on the Mariott's overall economic impact. The only thing interesting here is shipbuilding. 


TK:

 

The 5 star Marriot will attract a vastly different clientele than the 2 star Pegasus or the 2 star Princess Hotel.

 

There is an old saying, "a rising tide lifts all boats."

 

The rise of the Marriott does not spell doom for other hotels in Guyana---actually other hotels in Guyana will now be compelled to raise their standards---their services---and by so doing they will succeed---not fail.

 

Rev

There is no guarantee that the Marriott will lift all boats. 

 

Moreover, as the government confessed the Marriott is being constructed to kill off Pegasus. Jagdeo was the only Head of State of CARICOM to publicly besmirch one of his own hotels. 

FM
Originally Posted by TK:
 
There is no guarantee that the Marriott will lift all boats. 

 

Listen TK:

 

If you want a guarantee go buy a toaster.

 

Stop being negative and pessimistic---the 5 star Marriot investment is a big plus for Guyana---and the smaller establishments will also benefit---as more people travel to Guyana---business people, travellers, vacationers, etc---more accomodations will be needed.

 

Will the 2 star Pegasus fail because of a 5 star Marriot across the street ? NO!

 

Competition is good---it is a wonderful incentive to continued progress.

 

Rev

FM
Originally Posted by Rev Al:
Originally Posted by TK:
 
There is no guarantee that the Marriott will lift all boats. 

 

Listen TK:

 

If you want a guarantee go buy a toaster.

 

Stop being negative and pessimistic---the 5 star Marriot investment is a big plus for Guyana---and the smaller establishments will also benefit---as more people travel to Guyana---business people, travellers, vacationers, etc---more accomodations will be needed.

 

Will the 2 star Pegasus fail because of a 5 star Marriot across the street ? NO!

 

Competition is good---it is a wonderful incentive to continued progress.

 

Rev

 

Competition is good indeed. Not so sure you have ever exposed yourself to competition like I have done in my time. Competition is good but not when the taxpayers' monies are used to subsidize a foreign brand to kill off one of your home-grown capitalist. 

FM
Originally Posted by TK:
 
 

Competition is good indeed. Not so sure you have ever exposed yourself to competition like I have done in my time.

 


TK:

 

There you go again with your shameless bragging----maaaan you must be a deeply insecure fella--"I this. I that. I the next. I better than you."

 

The Rev is starting to pity you TK.

 

 

RE: NICIL INVESTMENT IN THE MARRIOT

 

You claim it's government subsidizing a foreign brand---the Rev claims it's NICIL making a wise investment---taking an equity stake in a project that has a high probability of being profitable.

 

Rev

 

 

 

 

FM
Originally Posted by Rev Al:
Originally Posted by TK:
 
 

Competition is good indeed. Not so sure you have ever exposed yourself to competition like I have done in my time.

 


TK:

 

There you go again with your shameless bragging----maaaan you must be a deeply insecure fella--"I this. I that. I the next. I better than you."

 

The Rev is starting to pity you TK.

 

 

RE: NICIL INVESTMENT IN THE MARRIOT

 

You claim it's government subsidizing a foreign brand---the Rev claims it's NICIL making a wise investment---taking an equity stake in a project that has a high probability of being profitable.

 

Rev

 

 

 

 

 

Not bragging at all. I am stating the facts...which no doubt makes you very uncomfortable. Must be the fact that you know your very survival hinges on the soup of the connections. I have none yet I do quite okay. No matter how much lipstick you put on that pig it's a subsidy of a foreign brand to kill off a local one. 

FM
Originally Posted by TK:
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 Not bragging at all. I am stating the facts...which no doubt makes you very uncomfortable. Must be the fact that you know your very survival hinges on the soup of the connections.

 

 

TK:

 

Not only are you a deeply insecure braggart, you are also a severely delusional youngman! Do you really believe the Rev is connected with Ramotar ? How gullible and naive can you be ?

 

Like I told you before--what a man wishes to be true he genuinely believes to be true---you may wish that the Rev is connected with Ramotar and the PPP---but the Rev has lived in the great US of A the past 33 years--educated here--runs a business here--and have never met Ramotar, Jagdeo or any of the PPP bais feasting on the milk and honey in the executive branch---and has no intention or desire to meet any of them.

 

Rev


 

FM
Originally Posted by Rev Al:
Originally Posted by TK:
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 Not bragging at all. I am stating the facts...which no doubt makes you very uncomfortable. Must be the fact that you know your very survival hinges on the soup of the connections.

 

 

TK:

 

Not only are you a deeply insecure braggart, you are also a severely delusional youngman! Do you really believe the Rev is connected with Ramotar ? How gullible and naive can you be ?

 

Like I told you before--what a man wishes to be true he genuinely believes to be true---you may wish that the Rev is connected with Ramotar and the PPP---but the Rev has lived in the great US of A the past 33 years--educated here--runs a business here--and have never met Ramotar, Jagdeo or any of the PPP bais feasting on the milk and honey in the executive branch---and has no intention or desire to meet any of them.

 

Rev


 

 Dude, you are exactly a good spokes person for the PPP. Being stupid, you have no qualms insulting one half of our population.

 

Indeed the Chinese have plans for us. They have a greedy bunch of of corruptocrats in office whose concern is more for the bulge in their pocket books than what is good for the rest of us.

 

The Chinese got off square with our money building the white elephant in Skeldon and selling us old recommissioned ferries to us at exorbitant prices and again they got off square.

 

We are breaking down an airport to rebuild it at usurious financing rates provided by them so, sure they have big plans!

FM
Originally Posted by Rev Al:
Originally Posted by TK:
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 Not bragging at all. I am stating the facts...which no doubt makes you very uncomfortable. Must be the fact that you know your very survival hinges on the soup of the connections.

 

 

TK:

 

Not only are you a deeply insecure braggart, you are also a severely delusional youngman! Do you really believe the Rev is connected with Ramotar ? How gullible and naive can you be ?

 

Like I told you before--what a man wishes to be true he genuinely believes to be true---you may wish that the Rev is connected with Ramotar and the PPP---but the Rev has lived in the great US of A the past 33 years--educated here--runs a business here--and have never met Ramotar, Jagdeo or any of the PPP bais feasting on the milk and honey in the executive branch---and has no intention or desire to meet any of them.

 

Rev


 

 

I don't need to be insecure. At the psychological level you're the insecure one. We can suss you out by just looking at your definition of the "nigg*er Indian". In your world we are all motivated by jealousy of the oligarchs displaying the level of insecurity of the PPP's election song "dem a watch we". You are indeed one of them. 

FM
Originally Posted by Mr.T:

Of course they moving with haste. They want to strip the country bare of all its wood. Then they'll put the Amerindians out of their land and kill and ship all the wild meat to China. Once again the PPP is selling us out in exchange for crooked payments. We'll be in total poverty by the time the Chinese finish with us.


Mr. T:

 

Why all the negativity ?

 

I am sure you would have welcomed the Chinese investments and the Marriot project if it were the AFC or PNC leading Guyana.

 

GUYANA IS BOOMING MR. T

 

By the way, when is the last time you visited Guyana ?

 

Go and see for yourself---progress and development in every region of Guyana.

 

Rev

FM

REV,

 

I don't need to be insecure. At the psychological level you're the insecure one. We can suss you out by just looking at your definition of the "nigg*er Indian". In your world we are all motivated by jealousy of the oligarchs displaying the level of insecurity of the PPP's election song "dem a watch we". You are indeed one of them. 

FM
Originally Posted by Rev Al:
Originally Posted by Mr.T:

Of course they moving with haste. They want to strip the country bare of all its wood. Then they'll put the Amerindians out of their land and kill and ship all the wild meat to China. Once again the PPP is selling us out in exchange for crooked payments. We'll be in total poverty by the time the Chinese finish with us.


Mr. T:

 

Why all the negativity ?

 

I am sure you would have welcomed the Chinese investments and the Marriot project if it were the AFC or PNC leading Guyana.

 

GUYANA IS BOOMING MR. T

 

By the way, when is the last time you visited Guyana ?

 

Go and see for yourself---progress and development in every region of Guyana.

 

Rev

The "progress and development" is only visible in Pradovile 1 and 2 and the druglords houses...That "progress" is not a reflection of what you encounter on the street. I have been  and visiting guyana for the past 20 years the one thing that did'nt change is begging...from the time I touch down at the airport to wherever you staying almost every one you run into  begging for a "raise" starting with the custom officer, then the baggage porter they continue to persue you until you get in the taxi. Stop at a chiney restaraunt and hang out for half hour and you can count more than a dozen beggars would approach you.

I also visit almost all the island in the Caribbean, suriname and Brazil and was never approach by a beggar. Where is the "progress and development" when begging has'nt change in 20 years...

sachin_05
Originally Posted by Rev Al:
Mr. T:

Why all the negativity ?

I am sure you would have welcomed the Chinese investments and the Marriot project if it were the AFC or PNC leading Guyana.


Good point. And if there were no Chinese investments and no Marriott project, the AFC would be screeching that the PPP was failing to attract foreign investment.
FM
Originally Posted by Henry:
Originally Posted by Rev Al:
Mr. T:

Why all the negativity ?

I am sure you would have welcomed the Chinese investments and the Marriot project if it were the AFC or PNC leading Guyana.


Good point. And if there were no Chinese investments and no Marriott project, the AFC would be screeching that the PPP was failing to attract foreign investment.

The AFC has made it quite clear that all foreign investments are not made equally. 

FM
Originally Posted by sachin_05:
 
The "progress and development" is only visible in Pradovile 1 and 2 and the druglords houses...That "progress" is not a reflection of what you encounter on the street. I have been  and visiting guyana for the past 20 years the one thing that did'nt change is begging...

 

GUYANA: THE TRIP FROM GEORGETOWN TO BERBICE---check it out Sachin---how many beggars do you see ?

 

 

 

 

Sachin:

 

if you have, indeed, been traveling to Guyana for the past 20 years, then you'd be lying if you said the living standards of ordinary Guyanese have not increased under the PPP.

 

You mentioned begging in Guyana---listen, we have nearly 50 million people in America receiving food stamps---that's a form of begging.

 

The reality is Guyana's economy has been on a clear upward trend over the past decade---and ordinary Guyanese have benefitted---more schools, more clinics, more social services, improved infrastructure, improved water supplies.

 

Listen! Guyana has a long way to go---if you hate the PPP and long for the days when the PNC bankrupted the country---then you'll never see the growth and progress in Guyana---you'll nitpick and always find faults.

 

Go back and take a look at that video above.

 

Rev

FM
Originally Posted by Rev Al:
Originally Posted by sachin_05:
 
The "progress and development" is only visible in Pradovile 1 and 2 and the druglords houses...That "progress" is not a reflection of what you encounter on the street. I have been  and visiting guyana for the past 20 years the one thing that did'nt change is begging...

 

GUYANA: THE TRIP FROM GEORGETOWN TO BERBICE---check it out Sachin---how many beggars do you see ?

 

 

 

 

Sachin:

 

if you have, indeed, been traveling to Guyana for the past 20 years, then you'd be lying if you said the living standards of ordinary Guyanese have not increased under the PPP.

 

You mentioned begging in Guyana---listen, we have nearly 50 million people in America receiving food stamps---that's a form of begging.

 

The reality is Guyana's economy has been on a clear upward trend over the past decade---and ordinary Guyanese have benefitted---more schools, more clinics, more social services, improved infrastructure, improved water supplies.

 

Listen! Guyana has a long way to go---if you hate the PPP and long for the days when the PNC bankrupted the country---then you'll never see the growth and progress in Guyana---you'll nitpick and always find faults.

 

Go back and take a look at that video above.

 

Rev

If you are trying to say that no one beg/ask you for a "raise" means that you lie about visiting Guyana....

sachin_05
Originally Posted by TK:
Originally Posted by Henry:
Originally Posted by Rev Al:
Mr. T:

Why all the negativity ?

I am sure you would have welcomed the Chinese investments and the Marriot project if it were the AFC or PNC leading Guyana.


Good point. And if there were no Chinese investments and no Marriott project, the AFC would be screeching that the PPP was failing to attract foreign investment.

The AFC has made it quite clear that all foreign investments are not made equally. 

The AFC has made it quite clear that they will find something to screech about in every situation.

FM
Originally Posted by Henry:
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Good point. And if there were no Chinese investments and no Marriott project, the AFC would be screeching that the PPP was failing to attract foreign investment.


The AFC leaders and supporters are the biggest whiners and bellyachers in Guyana---they complain, they condemn, they criticize---what a bunch of sore losers!

 

Rev

FM
Originally Posted by Rev Al:
Originally Posted by sachin_05:
 
If you are trying to say that no one beg/ask you for a "raise" means that you lie about visiting Guyana....


Sachin!

 

There are beggars in every country---even in the richest country in the world---the Rev lives in New York City---check out a beggar in the Big Apple:

 

Are you trying to say that all those people - custom employes to almost everone I run into that begs for a "raise" are homeless like the dude in this pic? If so, is that what you call "progress"

sachin_05
Originally Posted by Prashad:

You see all that land in da video.  Them men from mainland china want that land. 

 

* Guyana has millions of acres of fertile land.

 

* Guyana is already known as the land of many waters.

 

* Arable land + water = huge agri potential

 

 

Right now a feasibility study is being done to determine if rice can be farmed in the rupununi---if rice can be grown there---more Boom times for Guyana.

 

Listen pras:

 

GUYANA TO DATE HAS NOT ACHIEVED 10% OF HER TRUE POTENTIAL.

 

The country has a very bright future.

 

Rev

 

 

 


 

FM
Originally Posted by Rev Al:
Originally Posted by Prashad:

You see all that land in da video.  Them men from mainland china want that land. 

 

* Guyana has millions of acres of fertile land.

 

* Guyana is already known as the land of many waters.

 

* Arable land + water = huge agri potential

 

 

Right now a feasibility study is being done to determine if rice can be farmed in the rupununi---if rice can be grown there---more Boom times for Guyana.

 

Listen pras:

 

GUYANA TO DATE HAS NOT ACHIEVED 10% OF HER TRUE POTENTIAL.

 

The country has a very bright future.

 

Rev

 

 

 


 

You seem to have a problem defining the word BOOM...when GDP starts growing at 7% sustained average come back and tell us about the boom. There is a boom in gold but not the economy as a whole. 

FM
Originally Posted by TK:
 
TK: You seem to have a problem defining the word BOOM.
 
When the Rev says, "more BOOM times for Guyana"---he means the country will continue to prosper, expand, strengthen, appreciate, thrive. Rice production is currently 422K tons---if it's feasible to grow rice in the rupununi--rice production could double--that would be a BOOM in the rice sector.
 
 
 
TK: ..when GDP starts growing at 7% sustained average come back and tell us about the boom.
 
As a trained 3rd rate economist you ought to know that GDP is essentially a useless measure--for example, government spending, by definition, is added to the GDP.

 

FM
Originally Posted by Prashad:

Al china man don't give something for nothing.  Al just ask Nehru.

pras:

 

The Chinese are currently the biggest foreign investors in the world---every country with natural resources---the Chinese are there---making huge investments---check out many of the African countries.

 

OF COURSE THE CHINESE WILL PROFIT HANDSOMELY!

 

But in the case of Guyana---the Guyanes people and the Guyanese economy will also benefit from the Chinese investments and financing.

 

* Chinese are building and financing the $50 million Marriot

 

* Chinese are constructing and financing the new $100 million airport

 

* Chinese will build and finance the $800 million amaila falls hydro

 

* There are many other chinese projects.

 

Guyana ought to deport terrorists like AFC's Benschop and allow more Chinese immigration.

 

CHINA AND THE CHINESE WILL BE GREAT FOR THE GUYANESE ECONOMY----the Benschops are a very violent and destructive people.

 

Rev

 


 

FM
Originally Posted by Rev Al:
Originally Posted by TK:
 
TK: You seem to have a problem defining the word BOOM.
 
When the Rev says, "more BOOM times for Guyana"---he means the country will continue to prosper, expand, strengthen, appreciate, thrive. Rice production is currently 422K tons---if it's feasible to grow rice in the rupununi--rice production could double--that would be a BOOM in the rice sector.
 
 
 
TK: ..when GDP starts growing at 7% sustained average come back and tell us about the boom.
 
As a trained 3rd rate economist you ought to know that GDP is essentially a useless measure--for example, government spending, by definition, is added to the GDP.

 

Haha...you really are pushing the upper limit of stupidity. 

FM
Originally Posted by Billy Ram Balgobin:

TK, you better start learning Mandarin. If you should become a trade minister of any future gov't in Guyana you would have to deal with the Chinese. Knowing their language would help a great deal.

 

 

And don't try to run any of your options-trading scams on them, because I think they are wise to that by now.

FM

Henry:

 

The only thing TK knows about options trading is what he has read in text books---put him in the real world of options/derivatives trading and he'll be lost!

 

I've seen numerous books written by economists and so-called financial experts on options trading---it's highly unlikely any of those writers has ever made a dime trading options---in the long run---they all fail and go back to teaching and writing.lol

 

Rev

FM
Originally Posted by Rev Al:
Originally Posted by TK:

Will they employ Guyanese or Chinese nationals? As the Marriott creates jobs it can also make other hotels fail - thus lose jobs. Verdict is still out on the Mariott's overall economic impact. The only thing interesting here is shipbuilding. 


TK:

 

The 5 star Marriot will attract a vastly different clientele than the 2 star Pegasus or the 2 star Princess Hotel.

 

There is an old saying, "a rising tide lifts all boats."

 

The rise of the Marriott does not spell doom for other hotels in Guyana---actually other hotels in Guyana will now be compelled to raise their standards---their services---and by so doing they will succeed---not fail.

 

Rev


Unless you are about to tell me that people who dont visit Guyana will begin to travel there it is clear that a Marriott (if as good as people claim 4 star...Marriott is NEVER 5 star) clearly they will snatch guests from the Pegasus and the Princess. 

 

The issue will be whether the jobs that Marriott will create will exceed jobs lost when Princess closes, and Pegasus down sizes.

 

People do not go to acountry because it has a 5 star.  They visit a country which offers them what they want, and then select the type of accommodations that suits their pockets and tastes. 

 

If you think that Marriott will attract new visitors because its Marriott you got something in your mouth that is getting you high. When Princess opened I remember the blabber from many here that its casino will attract thousands of new visitors to Guyana.  The Marriott casino, on its own, will do no better.  What other activities are there for leisure visitors?  The Marriott will dominate the business market, people who would have gone to Guyana with or without this hotel.

FM
Originally Posted by Rev Al:
Originally Posted by TK:
 
There is no guarantee that the Marriott will lift all boats. 

 

Listen TK:

 

If you want a guarantee go buy a toaster.

 

Stop being negative and pessimistic---the 5 star Marriot investment is a big plus for Guyana---and the smaller establishments will also benefit---as more people travel to Guyana---business people, travellers, vacationers, etc---more accomodations will be needed.

 

Will the 2 star Pegasus fail because of a 5 star Marriot across the street ? NO!

 

Competition is good---it is a wonderful incentive to continued progress.

 

Rev


What evidence do you have to suggest that more people will travel to Guyana because of the Marriott.  Most who visit are overseas based Guyanese who go to see family or take care of their personal business activities.  I can well see many who are dissatisfied with the existing hotels, and able to pay Marriotts higher rates, switching to that hotel.

 

Business people will not visit Guyana merely because there is a new hotel. Economic opportunities will be the driving force.

 

What you have yet to convince me is that Marriott will bring more tourists to Guyana.

 

What evidence do you have of this?  The one group who might be attracted to a new hotel, non Guyanese leisure visitors, know nothing of Guyana, and remain uninformed about why they should visit.  And a luxury hotel room will not be enough to entice.

FM

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