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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From now until 2028 there’s a 13% capacity increase but nowhere near that kind of growth in destinations, according to Miguel Reyna, chief development officer, Cruise Terminals International. ‘A tremendous amount of capacity will be in the Caribbean,’ Reyna said. ‘This puts a lot of pressure on the destinations to expand.’ He added that Florida […]
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The Bahamian developer of a proposed $30m West Bay Street hotel was yesterday granted preliminary site plan approval for the project provided its “side setbacks” are increased to 15 feet. The Town Planning Committee gave Gibson Development the conditional go-ahead for its seven-storey, 102-room King’s Court Hotel that will be built on the 1.39-acre site […]
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Keith Lee may have officially wrapped up the Toronto leg of his FamiLEE world tour (after giving the city a glowing review, might I add,) but the Keith Lee Effect is still alive and well in the city. In what could quite possibly be the most extreme case of Lee’s influence, a Bahamian man recently […]
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We filled the harbor for days of cruiser and community fun! This was a ‘come and join us,’ no-attendance-fee event. The goal was to have a gathering with others, both boaters and the local community, forming, we hope, lifelong friendships with the community and visiting yachts. Part of this effort was also to support the […]
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