In celebrating the Saint Lucia Kings’ historic victory in the 2024 Caribbean Premier League (CPL) T20 tournament, Bay Gardens Resorts has announced a gesture of appreciation.
As a token of gratitude for the team’s dedication and success, each member of the championship-winning squad will receive a complimentary all-inclusive stay at the award-winning Bay Gardens Beach Resort & Spa.
“The entire Saint Lucia community has shared in the joy of this historic win, and we are incredibly proud of the Saint Lucia Kings,” said Sanovnik Destang, Executive Director of Bay Gardens Resorts.
“We wanted to show our appreciation for their hard work and dedication. We look forward to welcoming the team and helping them unwind with true Saint Lucian hospitality after such a thrilling season.”
For over a decade, Bay Gardens Resorts has served as the home base for the Saint Lucia Kings during their games on the island.
The resort stated that its offer to the victorious Saint Lucia Kings team members reinforces the longstanding partnership with the franchise, highlighting the commitment to supporting local sports and the wider Saint Lucian community.
(JSL)
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