The St. James’s Club, one of Antigua’s premier hotels is closing as a result of the sargassum seaweed invasion.
According to reports, the hotel will close from July 1 until October 1.
Guests staying at the hotel will be transferred to other properties.
The hotel has been battling the invasion of the sargassum seaweed which has overwhelmed its shores.
The government says it is buying two machines to tackle the problem.
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Could not the hotel have had a “eradication/mitigation plan” in place in anticipation of the seaweed? I’m sure they have enough money to have been able to buy their own machine.
All those Filipinos and not one of them could help??
It is such a shame as they have been working tirelessly to remove the daily onslaught of seaweed from the sea.
This is a problem for the whole island not just this resort. I understand Barbados is also severely affected.
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