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Cruise projects may be ‘less important now’ to investors, says D’Aguilar
With the global cruise industry at a standstill, Minister of Tourism and Aviation Dionisio D’Aguilar said while he believes the…
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Sandals Emerald Bay to close following US flight ban
Sandals Emerald Bay on Great Exuma will be closing its doors on Wednesday, three weeks after reopening and welcoming guests…
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Atlantis extends closure, no reopening date announced
Giving no indication of a reopening day, Atlantis Paradise Island announced on Friday that it is extending its closure due…
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Bahamasair schedules three days of relief flights before being grounded
Following Prime Minister Dr. Hubert Minnis’ announcement that he was closing the borders to commercial flights from the United States,…
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Heastie: COVID-19 uncertainty led to BPL’s July fuel hedging action
With Bahamian consumers locked into paying a fuel surcharge of 10.5 cents for the next 18 months after Bahamas Power…
Read More » BPL still hopes to have RRB to market before year’s end
Bahamas Power and Light (BPL) Chairman Dr. Donovan Moxey said the company is still hoping to put its rate reduction…
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LPIA records almost 6,000 U.S., int’l arrivals
Lynden Pindling International Airport has seen almost 6,000 U.S. and international arrivals since the country’s borders reopened to tourism on…
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Bethel: Bahamas could host FATF regional assessment visit in late August
The Bahamas could be the host for the Financial Action Task Force’s (FATF) regional assessment visit in late August, Attorney General…
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Central Bank: More robust links needed between banking, insurance sectors
In addition to vowing to find methods to encourage household and commercial sector self reliance in the face of risks…
Read More » Bahamas ranked in top three of ship registries globally
The Bahamas Maritime Authority (BMA) has maintained its position as a top ship register, placing third behind the United Kingdom…
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