Park & Save in Sea Cows Bay!
Proprietor of Park and Save Supermarket Hytham Bazzar which is located below Sensus Gym in the Manuel Reef Marina, said his aim is to bring a variety of quality products and excellent service but most of all, value for money with great prices.
“Instead of people going to the USVI to shop, I am bringing it here to the BVI,” Mr. Bazzar told Virgin Islands News Online at the opening of the supermarket yesterday July 4, 2012. “I notice that the prices here are very high and people need to get value for their money. The economy is very hard these days, every penny counts, and I am here to help the people and try my best. We sell the best, we sell quality, we believe in good prices and good items because if you come cheap and you have a cheap name you will not make it.”
Asked why he chose to bring his business to the 3rd district, the businessman of Syrian descent who was born and raised in the Virgin Islands, said he felt it was a good future for his business and a good place to start. “It’s a good location, the marina is here and the people of the third district are good supporters.”
“Anything you want we have it and if we don’t have it just tell us and we will get it,” he proudly stated.
Mr. Bazzar thanked the people of the 3rd district for having him in their district and is asking for their support while he also expressed thanks to the Government of the Virgin Islands for allowing him to operate the business.
At the brief ceremony yesterday, 3rd District Representative Hon. Julian Fraser, RA cut the ribbon to officially open the supermarket. Highlighting how commerce has changed over the decades, he recalled years ago when persons of Syrian nationality were walking around door to door selling items for as low as $2.50 and those same men today have become full-fledged merchants in the food business.
Hon. Fraser said he learnt that Mr. Bazzar’s father came to the Virgin Islands in 1965 and sat up business and shows how long they have been doing business in the Territory in various capacities.
He said the last thing he would want is to send a message to anyone that they are not welcomed in the community and he would like the district to grow with businesses. He further appealed to the businessman to be kind to his constituents.
Park and Save is opened, Mondays to Fridays 6 a.m. to 10 p.m., Saturdays from 7 a.m.to 10 p.m. and on Sundays from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.
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