Grand Bahama Island sunset with Palm Trees

Posted by: admin | March 9th, 2020

[caption id="attachment_2963" align="alignnone" width="689"] SIGNING CEREMONY -- The Government of The Bahamas and Bahamas Port Investments Ltd. signed a Heads of Agreement with respect to purchase of the Grand Lucayan today, March 2, 2020. Prime Minister, the Most Hon. Dr. Hubert Minnis (standing, second right) said the multi-million dollar investment "will go a long way in revitalizing Grand Bahama, with myriad economic and employment opportunities for more Grand Bahamians." Seated at left are Royal Caribbean International President and CEO Michael Bayley (left) and CEO of ITM Mauricio Hamui, representing the Developer; and at right, Secretary to the Cabinet Camille Johnson (second right) and Director of Investments Candia Ferguson. Standing from left: Minister Iram Lewis, Minister of State Kwasi Thompson, Deputy Prime Minister Peter Turnquest,

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Posted by: admin | February 19th, 2020

 

Carmel Churchill, Marketing Consultant GBITB, Ian Rolle, Acting Chairman, GBITB & President, Grand Bahama Port Authority, Chief Pilot Ashlie Gomez, Robert Lee (pink shirt) Caroline Hollingsworth (American Airlines Country Manager for The Bahamas) Tamara Johnson (Envoy Air General Manager) Thomas Hart (First Officer) Steven Johnson, BMOT, Jorge Ramirez (Envoy Air VP International Operations)

Freeport, Grand Bahama Island, February 13, 2020….The Grand Bahama Island Tourism Board (GBITB) is pleased and excited to announce the return of service to Freeport,  Grand Bahama by American Airlines.  American Airlines will resume its daily service from Miami as of Thursday, February 13, 2020.

 This much-needed service will go a long way towards facilitating the recovery of our destination and the return of visitors to Grand Bahama Island,” said Ian Rolle, Acting

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Posted by: admin | February 13th, 2020

[caption id="attachment_2920" align="alignnone" width="764"] Photo #1 Ann and Sidney Maddock with Ed Gates; Photo #2 Martha Cartwright, Heather and Steve Oxley and Melanie Darville; Photo #3 Arlene Kerber, Gail and Candice Woon, Dr. Woody Bracey and Gena Granger[/caption]

Hope for our island's birds their habitat and food sources
Grand Bahama Birders and visiting participants worried about the outcome of the recent counts which took place in the West End area on January 4th and covered Central Grand Bahama on January 5th of this year. We did not know what species and bird numbers we could expect after the habitat and environment had only experienced 4 months of recovery, following the devastating damage of Dorian.

We had assessed bird life in the Eastern part of our island a month after the storm and sadly witnessed the catastrophic damage that the storm and surge had done there to humans and

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