My summer memories in Anguilla are flooded with days that were filled with leaping off the wharf in Sandy Ground.
Born Anguillian, Amelia worked her way up from being the first-ever employee at the newly conceived Tourism Offices (in 1978) to ultimately becoming the Director of Tourism at the Anguilla Tourist Board. Anguillian by nurture, Mimi is a native (bilingual) French Canadian, who spent many years as the Executive Director of the Anguilla Hotel and Tourism Association. In their complimentary public and private sector roles they cemented an enduring friendship and professional relationship based on a love of their island home and mutual support of Anguilla’s innovative “High value/Low volume” tourism plan.
Quintessence Hotel, also known as ‘Q’, overlooking Anguilla’s Long Bay, is captivating, unique and ultra luxurious. In part, because this “Tropical Grand Mansion” has just nine suites yet boasts a staff of over 30.
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