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Bougainvillea, Sugar Bay win top awards - Barbados Today

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Sister hotels Sugar Bay Barbados and Bougainvillea Barbados today announced their recent wins from major tourism players Tripadvisor.com, Hotels.com and British Airways Holidays. The awards were based on unbiased guest reviews and recognised superior services, facilities and customer experiences offered by hotels around the world. Both hotels received the coveted Tripadvisor.com Travellers’ Choice Awards, placing […]

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