The Rock The Bahamas Is Built On
Most Bahamians rarely think about aggregate. They think about houses, hotels, roads, docks, schools and hospitals.
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12.5 Million Visitors — But How Many Really Entered The Bahamas?
The Bahamas is welcoming more visitors than ever. But beneath the record-breaking numbers is a dramatic change in what a Bahamian “visitor” represents — and how much that visitor may contribute to the economy.
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From Popop to FUZE: How a Bahamian Art Community Grew Into a Caribbean Conversation
NASSAU, Bahamas — In 2014, Bahamian artist and curator John Cox had an idea. Cox, founder of Nassau’s Popopstudios, had recently been named creative artistic director at the still-unopened Baha Mar. Popop had just become the first Caribbean gallery to participate in New York’s VOLTA art fair, where Cox exhibited his own work. Speaking then […]
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Another Fee, Another Visitor: Is The Bahamas Pricing Paradise Too High?
NASSAU, Bahamas — The Bahamas needs better Family Island airports. Few people in tourism or aviation would seriously dispute that. But as plans move forward to modernize airports in Eleuthera and Exuma, a more difficult question is emerging: At what point does improving the visitor experience become so expensive that visitors decide to go somewhere […]
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From Cable & Wireless to the Cloud: Who Controls The Bahamas’ Digital Infrastructure?
Some of the country’s most important economic debates have revolved around a deceptively simple question: Who controls the infrastructure on which the country depends?
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Alex Warren LIVE at Atlantis
Alex Warren LIVE at Atlantis.
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