Sandals Resorts International (SRI) today announced a US$200 million investment to reimagine three of its iconic Jamaican resorts: Sandals Montego Bay, Sandals Royal Caribbean, and Sandals South Coast ...

MONTEGO BAY — Three Sandals resorts in Jamaica will remain closed longer than originally planned, as the company extends their shutdown to undertake a major US$200 million transformation.

What started as a post-hurricane recovery has turned into a massive “Sandals 2.0” transformation for the brand’s most beloved ...

Sandals is to spend $200 million to revamp three resorts in Jamaica hit by Hurricane Melissa last autumn. The investment is ...

The company will spend $200 million on the Sandals Montego Bay, Sandals Royal Caribbean and Sandals South Coast, postponing their reopening until late this year.

Sandals is aiming for major upgrades to a trio of resorts by 2026 under its Sandals 2.0 vision, with improvements to accommodations, pools, social spaces, and culinary offerings.

TORONTO — “Never waste a good crisis” — a favourite catchphrase of Sandals Resorts International’s late founder and chairman Gordon “Butch” Stewart — has become something of a mantra at Sandals South ...

IN the spirit of openness and partnership, Sandals Resorts recently shared key strategies with human resource (HR) professionals from across Jamaica, outlining how it navigated the crisis and ...

Right before the Labor Day holiday signaled that summer is about to come to an end, actress Tia Mowry took one more fabulous trip to mark the season, and this one she enjoyed with friends and her ...

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Buoyed by a nearly 80 per cent year-over-year surge in visitor arrivals from South America last year, the Ministry of Tourism is now advancing strategic plans to significantly ...

I’m not going to lie y’all. By the time August rolled around this year, I was running on fumes. The summer had been a non-stop blur of work deadlines and maybe a little too much play, and I ...

WEBSITE. POLLS ARE OPEN UNTIL 7 P.M., ABOUT SIX WEEKS AFTER HURRICANE MELISSA DESTROYED THOUSANDS OF HOMES IN JAMAICA AND KILLED MORE THAN 40 PEOPLE, THE RECOVERY IS REALLY JUST BEGINNING. NEW TONIGHT ...