The Barbados Hotel and Tourism Association (BHTA) has called on Government to make its economic action plan known to the public soon and to ensure that tourism gets high national focus.
Calling last week’s Public/Private Sector Consultation “a good initiative”, BHTA president Patricia Affonso-Dass said yesterday that Government now needed to make public an action plan informed by the contributions of the private and public sectors and the labour movement.
“Action and implementation need to be the priorities,” she told the DAILY NATION.
She added that the $400 million adjustment to the fiscal deficit, as proposed by the Central Bank Governor, would entail very difficult decisions across all sectors. (RJ)
BHTA: Tell us your plan
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