Sandals resorts gifts free vacation to Caribbean Athletes who medaled in the Paris Olympics

Caribbean athletes who medaled at the Paris Olympic Games and who are from islands where Sandals Resorts International operates have been offered complimentary vacations by the award-winning resort brand.

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“The Olympic Games are always a special time for us here in the Caribbean. Our athletes are incredibly talented and we are thrilled to witness their wins and record-making performances. On behalf of our entire Sandals family, we excitedly celebrate with our Olympic medalists and we look forward to hosting them for a relaxing vacation at Sandals,” Sandals Executive Chairman Adam Stewart said in a press release.

Jamaicans Rojé Stona, Kishane Thompson, Shanieka Ricketts, Rajindra Campbell, Wayne Pinnock and Rasheed Broadbell, as well as St Lucia’s Julien Alfred, Grenada’s Lindon Victor and Anderson Peters will receive complimentary one-week vacations at any Sandals or Beaches resort across the region, the resort chain stated.

This latest show of support for Caribbean athletes has become a hallmark of Sandals Resorts almost 100 Olympians from the Caribbean islands where Sandals Resorts International operates were gifted complimentary vacation stays by the company’s Executive Chairman Adam Stewart in recognition of their valiant efforts at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.

The resort chain has also been a major sponsor of regional sports such as the West Indies Cricket team and multiple motorsport athletes among many others.

 

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