assessment of the socio-economic and environmental impact

In the Falmouth Resort Area the Starfish Resort Hotel reported the most extensive damage
(thatch hut, vent, gazebo and two rooms) estimated at $2 Million, but the facility is operational.
Minor damage was reported at Glistening Waters. The Bamboo Craft market sustained severe
damage to several shops and had to be closed.
Table 3.14: Estimated Value of Damage to the Attractions Sub-sector – Summary
Resort Area Estimated Value of Damage ($)
Portland Resort Area
Portland Resort Areas
n/a
Sub-total
n/a
Kingston Metropolitan Resort Area
Kingston
n/a
St. Thomas 15
n/a
St. Catherine 0
Sub-Total
n/a
South Coast Resort Area
Clarendon 0
Manchester 5,500,000
St. Elizabeth 3,300.000
Westmoreland (Scotts’ Cove Ferris Crossing) 700,000
Sub-Total 9,500,000
Montego Bay Resort Area
St. James 0
Sub-Total 0
Falmouth Resort Area
Trelawny 0
Sub-Total 0
Negril Resort Area
Westmoreland (Savannah La Mar to Negril) 0
Hanover 0
Sub-Total 0
Ocho Rios Resort Area
St. Ann 2,380,000
St. Mary 0
Sub-Total 2,380,000
TOTAL 11,880,000
Source: Hurricane Dean Damage Assessment Report, September 2007
Tourism Product Development Company Ltd. (TPDCo)
15 Bath Botanical Gardens estimates remain outstanding
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