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Dec 25, 2022
For three decades I returned to Guyana at least once annually. Almost always it was in the month of December, and for three weeks, and once or twice a few days longer. It was a time of great excitements, keen observations, and usually time well spent. The latter was despite the usual hiccups that accompanied air travel to Guyana in the 80s and 90s, and even extending early into this millennium.
The interest started to intensify from the end of September, I felt that the year, however it was, had turned the corner, and the straightaway was clear to Georgetown. Yes, there were difficulties with baggage, and having to make reservations from as early as February (almost as soon as one returned to the US) for the end of the year. It was that tight in terms of seats, and airlines plying the NY-GT route. But it didn’t matter; I was going home, to my real home. Continue reading
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…at least 3 more eyeing Guyana market
Jul 23, 2022- Kaieteur News – In determining whether their investment in Guyana would be positive, six international hotels, some of which have commenced developmental work here, conducted a major market study that resulted in the entities wanting to develop around 1000 hotel rooms to cash in on the increase of business being conducted in the country.
This is according to Go-Invest Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Dr. Peter Ramsaroop who informed this newspaper that six international hotels would be on display for Building Expo which opened at the National Stadium yesterday. Ramsaroop said that each hotel is bringing a different value to the market, since they are presenting different types of rooms, “to potential tourists, business executives, technicians that are coming in for the support of the industry.” Continue reading
Wildlife in Guyana: By https://a-z-animals.com/animals/location/south-america/guyana/
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Below is a link to our website where you can find a complete list of Guyana’s animals. We currently track 207 animals in Guyana and are adding more every day!
The tropical rainforests, savannas, and coastal plains of Guyana are home to various types of animals. Some of the most unique wildlife native to this South American country include the jaguar, black caiman, cane toad, giant armadillo, jabiru stork, capuchin monkey, and leatherback turtle.
This country has 225 mammal species, 800 species of birds, 176 reptile species, 148 amphibian species, and 2,000 plus species of fish!
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GUYANA: Wha Mo Yo Want?!! – By Eric Matthews
Just sun, an’ more sun, an’ rain, an’ more rain,
An’ mud an’ slush, an’ sandy beaches, an’ northeast trades,
An’ a hundred waterfalls, an’ rapids, an’ rivers, an’ creeks,
Black, fresh, muddy, slow, swift- flowing,
All heading fo’ de Atlantic.
Cool mountains, dark starry night skies, an’ wide open savannahs,
Rich earth, virgin, pristine forests.
Wha’ mo’yo’ want? Everytingyo’ want deh hay!
A two-week timeline has been given for the completion of phase one of the safe space to be created along the Lamaha Corridor, where the old railway station was situated.
This was disclosed by Project Engineer at the Ministry of Public Works, Kevin Samad.
An artist impression of phase one of the project
A section of the Kingstown Seawalls (Photo: Visit Guyana)
In this small area of Georgetown, the development of two major hotels- the Marriott and Pegasus– occupy the waterfront area. Continue reading
GUYANA: Christmas Shopping and Night Tour around Georgetown
GUYANA: Christmas Shopping and Night Tour around Georgetown
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