Mount Alvernia girls ‘check out’ Sandals Royal
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December 2, 2013

Mount Alvernia girls ‘check out’ Sandals Royal

RENEE Clarke, wedding consultant at Sandals Royal Caribbean Resort and Private Island, addresses students from the Mount Alvernia Tourism Action Club during a resort tour last week.

Clarke was one of several Sandals ambassadors, who shared information on resort operations and unique features of the Sandals brand, allowing the students a better understanding of the role of various divisions within the hotel.

The resort tour, which concluded with interactive presentations from various members of the resort’s management team, forms part of Sandals Resorts Tourism in Schools programme, which seeks to expose students to the hospitality industry and highlight its importance to economic development.

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