Whenever Prime Minister Freundel Stuart opens the doors of his official residence Ilaro Court to host hundreds of repeat visitors to Barbados, there is also a cross section of Barbadians among the invitees extending true Bajan hospitality.
These included officials from the Barbados Tourism Authority, the Barbados Hotel & Tourism Association, representatives from the business sector as well as several primary and secondary school students.
Social Scene zoomed in on some of the people helping to entertain the Prime Minister’s guests at Ilaro Court last week.
SOCIAL SCENE: A toast of repeat visitors
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