The award recognizes the highest level of excellence with respect to the products and services that a resort offers its guests.
"Providing good service to our visitors is what keeps them coming back to the destination. Service is key in this business and due to the hard dedicated work of management and staff; your work has been recognized for a period of 24-years.
"Continue to maintain the high level and quality of service as you are a prime example to your island colleagues who also work in the hospitality sector," Commissioner of Tourism Roy Marlin told the Government Information Service (GIS).
The RCI Resort Recognition programme is based on that membership organizations adhere to the highest standards of accommodation and hospitality.
Commissioner Marlin is also pleased to hear that the Royal Islander La Plage reopened on February 14 after a four-month closure due to damage caused by Hurricane Omar.
