Mandeville being eyed for education tourism
Tourism Minister Edmund Bartlett says Mandeville is being considered for education tourism due to its academic institutions, including Northern Caribbean University and Church Teachers' College. The Garden Hotel in Mandeville is being developed to cater to this type of tourism with facilities for extended stays and families.
Mandeville is being considered for education tourism, according to Tourism Minister Edmund Bartlett. The town is home to several academic institutions, including Northern Caribbean University and Church Teachers' College. Bartlett visited the Garden Hotel, formerly Mandeville Hotel, which has reopened with diverse facilities for the tourism market. The hotel's Chief Executive Officer, Garfield Virgin, stated that its room capacity is expected to increase to 68 rooms by the end of December. The hotel will offer facilities for families, including a children's park, and is expected to promote 'staycation' for locals. Bartlett lauded the hotel's management for offering a unique facility that can cater to different types of tourists.
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