Category: BHA News

Work on the $138.3 million Phase II stage of the Lynden Pindling International Airport (LPIA) redevelopment will begin on Thursday, March 17, with the selective demolition of the existing US departure terminal.
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The Ministry of Tourism and the Bahamas Hotel Association (BHA) are taking an active approach in preparing for the Latin American business coming into the country, offering a workshop geared towards fully tapping into that market.

It’s potentially the first of many seminars given the diverse markets that flock the country.

Executive Vice President of the BHA Frank Comito told Guardian Business last week that the workshop is designed to ensure that Bahamians in the sector are able to fully capitalize on the Latin American market, thus making raising awareness a priority.

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Grand Bahama’s unemployment rate could now be in the region of 25 percent, following the Our Lucaya Beach and Golf Resort’s layoff of 200 staff members on Friday, charges the island’s Chamber of Commerce President Peter Turnquest.
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Both the Minister for Labour and the head of the Bahamas Hotel Managerial Association confirmed yesterday that they met with executives from the Our Lucaya Golf and Beach Resort in separate meetings on Tuesday, ahead of today’s anticipated announcement that around 200 workers will be terminated from the hotel property.
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Huge quantities of Bahamian-grown vegetables are being shipped fresh into the e-mail inboxes of hoteliers, restaurants, chefs and wholesalers on a weekly basis as part of a new promotional effort by the Bahamas Agricultural and Industrial Corporation (BAIC) and the Bahamas Hotel Association (BHA).
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Spring visitor arrivals for The Bahamas are looking upwards, according to Minister of Tourism Vincent Vanderpool-Wallace, who noted that tourism numbers will surpass those recorded during the same period last year.
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Costing $3.4 billion to develop, the Baha Mar resort at Cable Beach five miles west of Nassau on New Providence in The Bahamas bills itself as the largest single-phase resort development anywhere on the planet.

…Continue readingBaha Mar Aiming To Be One Of A Kind