Words: Ashley Rigg

Published: 10th September 2009

Caribbean: Harlequin signs UN trade agreement

Harlequin Hotels & Resorts have signed a UN trade body agreement to ensure their Caribbean resort benefits the local population and environment reports OPP.

 

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David Coombes, Caribbean Island Properties

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