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It’s been a little over 100 days since Deidrick Miller welcomed his first paying customers to Marina Palms’ new location on Montego Bay’s Howard Cooke Boulevard. A vital part of a broader vision to transform the city’s waterfront and harness untapped potential, it’s also an impressive place to dine as you feast your eyes on breathtaking sea views.
Business has been brisk at Marina Palms and, when nudged, Miller reels off a list of well-known names who have dined there so far. Among them NCB Financial Group Chairman Michael Lee-Chin; former international cricketer Christopher Gayle; and Prime Minister Dr Andrew Holness.
The prime minister was positive in his assessment of the venue, holding it up as an example of Jamaicans investing in Jamaica.
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