Royal Caribbean's New Development Faces Backlash
Royal Caribbean's plans for the new Royal Beach Club in Nassau, Bahamas, faces backlash from a major nearby resort
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Royal Caribbean's plans for the new Royal Beach Club in Nassau, Bahamas, faces backlash from a major nearby resort
Prime Minister Philip Davis said yesterday that he invited Bahamian businessman Toby Smith to reapply to the government for approval for his Paradise Island Lighthouse & Beach Club project. The government granted Royal Caribbean International (RCI) approval for its $100 million beach club project on the western end of Paradise Island – near the site
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Tourism, Investments and Aviation Chester Cooper yesterday accused former Prime Minister Dr. Hubert Minnis of defending his administration’s “legacy of failure” and shot down Minnis’ claims regarding the deal it was concluding with Royal Caribbean International (RCI) for a development on the western end of Paradise Island. Tribune Business
From an economic standpoint, there is absolutely no need to fear that Royal Caribbean International’s (RCI) $100 million beach club project on Paradise Island will be damaging to the existing product and businesses in Nassau-Paradise Island, CEO and Director of Nassau Cruise Port Ltd. Mike Maura Jr. told The Nassau Guardian. “Our guests do not
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Tourism, Investments and Aviation Chester Cooper confirmed yesterday that while the government has granted Royal Caribbean International (RCI) approval for its $100 million beach club project on the western end of Paradise Island, it is also still considering the proposal by Bahamian Toby Smith for his Paradise Island Lighthouse