Following the closing of the call for entries on March 17, the Picto Prize for Fashion Photography unveiled the 24 finalists for this year’s competition. They were selected from over 200 applications submitted from all over the world. For its 26th edition, the Picto Prize for Fashion Photography will feature 24 finalists, both established and […]
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The Nassau Cruise Port has donated $1.95 million towards projects that will assist the Ministry of Agriculture and Marine Resources in its ai to increase food security for The Bahamas.
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Where to go in the Bahamas? Nassau is a good place to start. Learn all about the Bahamian tradition of Junkanoo and take a unique cultural tour. Tourists can visit both websites to learn about the intricate process of costume-making and choreography. The Baha Mar resorts draw hundreds of thousands of tourists a year, including […]
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Known as Sandpiper Village, this four-house compound with a private beach is part of Montage Cay, a 53-acre private island resort in the Bahamas that is set to open at the end of 2025. “This is a unique opportunity for someone—it could be a multigenerational family—to create a compound within a private island community,” said […]
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Fifteen local manufacturers representing the food and beverage; printing and packaging; and textiles sectors are currently on a trade mission in the Bahamas. According to a media release issued by the Ministry of Trade and Industry, the group will seek to determine business opportunities, build upon existing trading relationships and establish new strategic business and […]
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The Venice Biennale is upon us, returning for its 60th edition. Thousands will pour into the Italian city for the opening of one of the art world’s most prestigious events—barring a few interruptions—since 1895. When it closes in late November more than 800,000 people will likely have attended (if last year’s record–breaking numbers are any […]
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