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$US 100 MILLION SEVENTEEN STORY EL DORADO HOTEL TO BE CONSTRUCTED LOCALLY

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A five star Eldorado hotel under the international Hilton conglomerate banner is expected to be constructed in Guyana by the end of 2022 to the tune of some $US100M. This was revealed by CEO of ARTSUNAC Gavin Alleyne on Thursday, during an interview with this newscast. More from Wendell Badrie

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