LETTER: Concerns Regarding Operations at Heritage Quay

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Antigua and Barbuda Port Authority Manager, Darwin Telemaque

Subject: Concerns Regarding Operations at Heritage Quay

Dear Antigua Port Authority,

I hope this message finds you well. I am writing to express some concerns and observations regarding the current operations at Heritage Quay.

While I understand the importance of maintaining order and security, there are some aspects of the current system that seem to be affecting both workers and guests negatively.

One significant concern is the exposure of individuals to the sun during levels 1 and 2. It has been observed that there is no shelter provided, and considering the intense heat in the area, this can be quite uncomfortable for both tour guides and visitors, including tourists who may be standing in the sun for extended periods.

As tourism is a crucial industry for Antigua, it is essential to ensure that the experience for both workers and guests is positive.

Additionally, it has been noted that there is a lack of amenities such as tents and chairs for guests. This lack of infrastructure may contribute to complaints from guests and even ship workers. Improving the overall experience for visitors could significantly enhance the reputation of Antigua as a tourist destination.

Furthermore, concerns have been raised about the behavior of some security personnel. It appears that there may be instances of inappropriate behavior or treatment towards guests and workers. Addressing this issue and providing customer service training for security personnel may help create a more positive environment at the port entrance.

Another concern is the placement of certain tour companies in less visible areas, hindering their ability to attract customers. This, coupled with the presence of security personnel making noise, can be perceived as unprofessional and may negatively impact the success of these businesses.

The role of the security manager has also been brought into question. It is suggested that a more balanced approach is needed, as acting more like a security officer than a manager may lead to unfair treatment and a lack of oversight on important matters.

Lastly, there are observations about some Port Authority workers not displaying a welcoming demeanor. It may be beneficial to consider customer service training for these individuals to ensure a more positive interaction with visitors.

In conclusion, working together to address these concerns and make necessary improvements can contribute to the betterment of the tourism industry in Antigua. I believe that by implementing positive changes, we can collectively enhance the experience for both workers and guests, ultimately benefiting the reputation and success of our beautiful island.

Thank you for your time and consideration.

PORT WORKER

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