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With the three-day opening celebrations for the new cruise port beginning tomorrow, President of the Festival Place Tenants Association Yvette Prince – who represents the former Festival Place vendors who now have new storefronts at the newly developed Nassau Cruise Port – is complaining of cramped working conditions, inadequate setup time for opening day, and having
Straw vendors who operate at the Downtown Nassau straw market are hopeful that the new $300 million Nassau Cruise Port, set to formally open this week, will result in a boost in business, according to President of the Straw Vendors Advancement Association Celestine Eneas. “They say by the cruise [port] it’s going to be 100
Minister of State for Legal Affairs Jomo Campbell said in the House of Assembly yesterday he is concerned that the opening of the Nassau Cruise Port could lead to a “slow and painful” death for some tourist attractions in Downtown Nassau. The Nassau Cruise Port, built at a cost of $300 million, will open next
The vendors who occupied the old Festival Place building will in just a few days move their merchandise into the Nassau Cruise Port, and their retail experience and product placement will be elevated far above the wooden stalls they now occupy in Rawson Square. Nassau Cruise Port Limited’s (NCP) Communications Manager Amanda Freedman told Guardian Business yesterday that the entrepreneurs
Blues Hair Workshop is marking nearly 40 years in Bradford city centre.