Thursday, June 11, 2026

Concept under fire

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SOME MEMBERS of the local business community are adamant that Almond Beach Village should not continue as an all-inclusive resort when it comes under new ownership.
The 400-room property is scheduled to close monthend after owners Neal & Massy revealed that they could no longer continue to pump money into the loss-making Almond Resort Inc. group of which it is a member.
Several high-profile businessmen have indicated their interest in the property, including construction magnate Bjorn Bjerkhamn of Jada Construction Limited, Jamaican hotelier Gordon “Butch” Stewart of the Sandals all-inclusive hotel group, and Paul Doyle, owner of The Crane Resort.
Following a presentation by Doyle at the Broad Street Journal’s Breakfast Club meeting last Tuesday at Hilton Barbados, members of the audience appealed to him to do away with the all-inclusive concept if he is successful in his bid.
 
Read the full story in today’s BARBADOS BUSINESS AUTHORITY.

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