The Beaches Turks & Caicos Resort is closed until Dec.
14, due to damage from Hurricane Irma.
Parent company Sandals Resorts International will
re-accommodate guests at its Beaches resorts in Jamaica or at any available
Sandals resort.
Guests also can reschedule travel dates for after Beaches
Turks & Caicos reopens.
"Our guest and our team are safe and well," said
Butch Stewart, chairman and founder of Sandals Resorts International. "I
am humbled by the spirit of community and cooperation that has brought this
small but mighty country through the storm."
Several properties in Turks & Caicos were scheduled for
annual closure prior to Irma; some have elected to remain closed to assess
damage and plan to reopen in mid-October, including the Alexandra Resort, Beach
House TCI, Blue Haven, La Vele, Tuscany and The Sands.
Properties currently open include The Palms Resort, the
Shore Club and Seven Stars Resort.
Closed through September are Club Med, Windsong, the Regent Grand, Villa Community
West
Bay Club, and Grace Bay Club and its Private Villa Collection homes.
Reopening in October is the Gansevoort; reopening in November are
Somerset, Royal West Indies and Parrot Cay.
The airport in Providenciales is open for scheduled flights.
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This article was updated Thursday afternoon.