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BHTA Annual Report 2017
THE BAHAMAS HOTEL & TOURISM ASSOCIATION’S 2017 ANNUAL REPORT – 8.1Mb PDF FILE
Tru Tru Bahamian Festival February 3rd – 4th 2018
The Tru Tru Bahamian Festival is a celebration of “all things Bahamian”. The festival serves to highlight, promote and support the incredible wealth of talent that exists in the Bahamas, as artisans, artists, musicians, dancers gather to showcase every imaginable expression of creative talent possible.
…BHTA Annual General Meeting 2017
Deputy Prime Minister Addresses Industry Stakeholders at Bahamas Hotel and Tourism Association Annual General Meeting
The Bahamas Hotel and Tourism Association (BHTA) recently held its Annual General Meeting at Atlantis, Paradise Island, where a large and diverse group of tourism related stakeholders gathered to connect with fellow business owners, operators and executives and to listen to reports on industry performance, forecasts and issues affecting Tourism in the Bahamas including impeded airlift in certain family islands due to issues arising recently with fire and safety equipment.
BHTA Allied Member In The News
Bahamian Event Design Firm Selected to Curate Exclusive Meetings Industry Leadership Forum
Events Design @ Sea powered by Cacique International, a leading Bahamian destination management and event production company, has been chosen to design the event experience for leaders of the North American meetings, sports and motivation industries at the 2017 Northstar Meetings Group Leadership Forum.
Sandals Foundation Helping To Create Healthier Smiles
The Bahamas Is Back To Business After Hurricane Irma
The Bahamas is back to business as tourism resumes after mainly cosmetic clean-up in our major tourism centers, while efforts to rebuild in those islands of The Bahamas that were hardest hit continue.
As of Tuesday, Sept. 12, all airports in The Bahamas are open and both international and domestic service has resumed. Major hotels in Nassau have already welcomed newly arrived guests, and cruise ships are expected to begin calling at ports in The Bahamas today. Recreational marinas have also reopened after reporting mostly no damage.
