Phillips leads PNP team on tour of new Adam and Eve spa
Managing director of Adam and Eve Day Spa Kimisha Walker (frontright) taking Opposition Leader Dr Peter Phillips on a tour of thenew facility while co-founder of the spa Garth Walker, PNP GeneralSecretary Julian Robinson (back left) and Imani Duncan Price look on.
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July 20, 2020

Phillips leads PNP team on tour of new Adam and Eve spa

Opposition Leader Dr Peter Phillips and members of the parliamentary Opposition were recently treated to a tour of the all new Adam and Eve Day Spa wellness facility on Old Hope Road in St Andrew.

Since the spa opened its newly constructed home, the facility has been a buzz of activity, hosting business leaders, ministers of government, parliamentarians, and scores of other prominent Jamaicans.

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