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Chief Secretary Farley Augustine says the island remains open to negotiations with Sandals or any other major hotel brand, but only if they meet the standards set by the people of Tobago.
His comments come amid renewed discussions about Sandals potentially investing in Tobago.
During the opening of the ANR Robinson International Airport terminal, former prime minister Dr Keith Rowley announced that he re-approached Sandals’ owner, asking the company to reconsider its investment after the first deal fell apart. The initial agreement faced criticism for allegedly lacking transparency and failing to meet environmental and economic expectations.
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