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Baha Mar's first quarter 'extremely strong', says Sands - Vimarsana News

Baha Mar's first quarter 'extremely strong', says Sands

Baha Mar Senior Vice President Robert “Sandy” Sands said last month could be the single best performing month in Baha Mar’s history.

Leading resorts report strong 2023, positive 2024 outlook - Vimarsana News

Leading resorts report strong 2023, positive 2024 outlook

The country’s leading resort properties announced yesterday strong festive season bookings that will end the year on a high note.

Strong Q1 for Baha Mar, Atlantis - The Nassau Guardian - Vimarsana News

Strong Q1 for Baha Mar, Atlantis - The Nassau Guardian

Noting that Baha Mar’s first quarter performance is up 45 percent year over year, the resort’s President Graeme Davis said yesterday that bookings for the remainder of the year are equally as significant. He was addressing the Bahamas Hotel & Tourism Association board of directors and membership meeting, held virtually. “We’ve had an extraordinary first quarter here

Mega resorts forecast record 2023 visitor numbers - The Nassau Guardian - Vimarsana News

Mega resorts forecast record 2023 visitor numbers - The Nassau Guardian

Both of The Bahamas’ mega resorts – Atlantis and Baha Mar – are forecasting occupancies for 2023 that would surpass 2019 levels, it was revealed on Friday during the Bahamas Hotel and Tourism Association’s (BHTA) annual general meeting. Senior Vice President at Baha Mar Robert “Sandy” Sands said during the meeting that the hotel’s booking pace for

Bahamas must 'beat guest expectations' - Vimarsana News

Bahamas must 'beat guest expectations'

The Bahamas Hotel and Tourism Association's (BHTA) outgoing president said this nation must rely on its existing qualities and "exceed guest expectations" to rebound from COVID19's ravages. Speaking on Friday at the Association's 68th annual general meeting (AGM), which was held virtually for the first time, Carlton Russell, who stepped down after four years in the post, said: “The very fact that I am speaking to you from a computer screen as opposed to in-person speaks to the monumental shift that has taken place, across the globe, due to the unprecedented effects of the COVID pandemic." ...