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IN JEOPARDY: BHTA president warns against apathy and COVID fatigue injuring tourism industry rebound

CDC raises Bahamas travel advisory from level three to more serious level four NASSAU, BAHAMAS Bahamas Hotel and Tourism Association (BHTA) President Robert “Sandy” Sands yesterday warned that this nation cannot allow apathy or COVID-19 fatigue to jeopardize tourism industry gains in recent months, noting “we have come too far to veer off course”. Sands acknowledged in a statement yesterday that as the country was taking “a step in the right direction” with the distribution of vaccines, the Center for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) re-designation to level four status from warning level three for its COVID-19 Travel Health Notices was “not a step in the direction The Bahamas wants to go”.

MOTA says Bahamian tourism industry heating up with new developments – Eye Witness News

FNM praises “positive momentum” NASSAU, BAHAMAS The Bahamas is heating up this spring with the recent announcement of the return of cruising to the destination in the coming months and Expedia Group’s North American sites showing a 170 percent increase in searches about the destination in February, according to the Ministry of Tourism and Aviation (MOTA). “With a number of additional reopenings, The Bahamas is ready to continue to bring visitors the unparalleled vacation experience it is known for,” the ministry noted in a statement. The MOTA mentioned the March 25 reopening of Grand Bahama’s Lighthouse Pointe, “as part of the phased reopening of the Grand Lucayan resort”, in addition to the recent reopening of the famed John Watling’s Distillery, which is now offering free tours to visitors from 10am to 6pm seven days a week.

What s New In The Islands Of The Bahamas In April

What s New In The Islands Of The Bahamas In April News provided by Share this article Share this article NASSAU, Bahamas, April 6, 2021 /PRNewswire/  The Bahamas is heating up this spring with the recent announcement of the return of cruising to the destination in the coming months and Expedia Group s North American sites showing a 170% increase in searches about the destination in February. With a number of additional re-openings, The Bahamas is ready to continue to bring visitors the unparalleled vacation experience it is known for. NEWS  Cruising Returns to The Bahamas – Crystal Cruises and Royal Caribbean announced their return to The Bahamas this summer. Crystal Cruises will operate in a Bahamas bubble with itineraries calling on Nassau, Bimini, Harbour Island, Great Exuma, San Salvador and Long Island. Royal Caribbean announced that Nassau will be the homeport for Adventure of the Seas beginning in June and will visit additional islands including Grand Bahama Island

The Daily Herald - Crystal Cruises launches new Bahamas Escapes from July

Crystal Cruises launches new Bahamas Escapes from July “Crystal Serenity”   NASSAU/MIAMI On Thursday, March 11, in a joint virtual press conference with Minister of Tourism & Aviation for the Bahamas, Dionisio D’Aguilar, Crystal Cruises announced its plans to restart cruising with new close-to-home Bahamas Escapes beginning July 3, with a series of sixteen seven-night, round-trip cruises from Nassau on its flagship Crystal Serenity.   In addition to its Nassau itineraries, Crystal will also offer 16 seven-night voyages round-trip from Bimini beginning on July 4. With her new Bahamas Escapes cruises, Crystal Serenity becomes the first ship to homeport in the Bahamas, as well as the first ocean ship to sail from the Americas since the cruise industry’s voluntary halt in operations almost a year ago. In attendance at Thursday’s press conference announcing the new Bahamas Escapes cruises were Jack Anderson, Crystal’s interim president and Chief Executive Off

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