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TWO HOTELS KEPT TOURISM GOING DURING SLOW SEASON

November 1, 2021
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Carimar Beach Club

Two small, but scenic, hotels in Anguilla, have been praised for being able to remain open during the slow season this year, though in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Although there have not been many arrivals in Anguilla during that time, the visiting guests thought they had done much to provide accommodation for them, despite the COVID protocols.

The hotels are Carimar Beach Club on Meads Bay Beach and the Anguilla Great House at Rendezvous Bay.

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Now that the 2021/22 tourist season has virtually begun, with the reopening of the larger properties, both Carimar and the Great House are benefitting from the increasing number of tourists now arriving in Anguilla.

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