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GB marine waste management facility could reduce fossil fuel imports - Vimarsana News

GB marine waste management facility could reduce fossil fuel imports

Clean Marine Group’s (CMG) $20 million MARPOL (International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships) port reception facility in Freeport, Grand Bahama – a first-of-its-kind maritime waste management facility

BTC restores customers affected by network sabotage on Grand Bahama - Vimarsana News

BTC restores customers affected by network sabotage on Grand Bahama

BTC said in a statement yesterday that it has restored services to customers on Grand Bahama, after its network was sabotaged by copper thieves who destroyed infrastructure in December and

Venezia brings more than 4,000 cruise passengers to Freeport - Vimarsana News

Venezia brings more than 4,000 cruise passengers to Freeport

Carnival Venezia made its inaugural voyage to Grand Bahama on Friday, bringing over 4,000 passengers as part of a nine-day Bahamas cruise which departed New York on October 14.

Carnival promoting Celebration Key on 2025-2026 cruise itinerary - Vimarsana News

Carnival promoting Celebration Key on 2025-2026 cruise itinerary

As Carnival Cruise Line continues to work aggressively toward the 2025 opening date for its new cruise port in East Grand Bahama, executives announced Thursday that Celebration Key has been added to its 2025-2026 destination itinerary. Carnival said it is now offering 400 cruises that will bring guests to Celebration Key, beginning July 2025. Guests

Still no sign of GB airport construction - The Nassau Guardian - Vimarsana News

Still no sign of GB airport construction - The Nassau Guardian

Some Grand Bahamians are questioning why there is not yet any visible signs of work on the planned multi-million-dollar redevelopment of Grand Bahama International Airport (GBIA), a project that was announced by Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Tourism, Investments and Aviation Chester Cooper at the Grand Bahama Business Outlook in March. When contacted last week on