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Jibrilu: One million stopover visitors possible by year-end
The Ministry of Tourism, Investments and Aviation is hoping 2021 stopover visitor numbers will hit one million by the end…
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Watson: Govt will not do an ad hoc deal with RCI on PI project
The government will not do an “ad hoc” deal with Royal Caribbean International (RCI) when it comes to the cruise line’s proposed…
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Govt having successful conversations with creditors, says press secretary
The government has been having very successful meetings with its creditors, that include very transparent conversations about the status of…
Read More » All-inclusive production studio emerges amid the pandemic
A young entrepreneur who found local production studios offered too little for too much, opened his own full-service, all-inclusive studio to…
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Cooper: Virgin’s Bahamas route opens up India, Middle East
Virgin Atlantic formally celebrated its inaugural flight to The Bahamas yesterday, with Minister of Tourism, Investments, and Aviation Chester Cooper…
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LPIA gearing up for a busy holiday season
Travel through Lynden Pindling International Airport (LPIA) will be nothing like 2020, with the airport expecting the rebound of its…
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Prepaid meters could save disconnected customers, improve BPL cash flow
The Bahamas Chamber of Commerce and Employers’ Confederation’s (BCCEC) Energy and Environment Committee Chair Deborah Deal said yesterday that prepaid…
Read More » Construction begins for Dorian-damaged bridges on GB
All Bahamas Construction (ABC) Ltd. has been chosen by the Lucaya Service Company (LUSCO) to carry out restorative construction to the…
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Halkitis: No worry on foreign reserves given tourism comeback
Minister of Economic Affairs Michael Halkitis said yesterday that the government is very confident that the country’s foreign reserves will…
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Govt, RCI close to concluding negotiations on Grand Lucayan
The government is in the final phase of discussions with Royal Caribbean International (RCI) regarding the future of the Grand…
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