Deputy Director General Brown-Alce will have responsibility for the development and execution of global sales strategies, management of international airline, retail and tour operator relationships and oversight of the Bahamas Tourist Offices in the United States, Canada and Europe.
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Where to go in the Bahamas? Nassau is a good place to start. Learn all about the Bahamian tradition of Junkanoo and take a unique cultural tour. Tourists can visit both websites to learn about the intricate process of costume-making and choreography. The Baha Mar resorts draw hundreds of thousands of tourists a year, including […]
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From now until 2028 there’s a 13% capacity increase but nowhere near that kind of growth in destinations, according to Miguel Reyna, chief development officer, Cruise Terminals International. ‘A tremendous amount of capacity will be in the Caribbean,’ Reyna said. ‘This puts a lot of pressure on the destinations to expand.’ He added that Florida […]
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Known for its 135 empty beaches, the island of Eleuthera in the Bahamas will welcome its first luxury boutique hotel, The Potlatch Club, in June 2024. The 11-key former private home, popular with New York socialites in the 1960s and 70s. The property fell into disrepair in the 1980s, but has now been restored. New […]
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Known as Sandpiper Village, this four-house compound with a private beach is part of Montage Cay, a 53-acre private island resort in the Bahamas that is set to open at the end of 2025. “This is a unique opportunity for someone—it could be a multigenerational family—to create a compound within a private island community,” said […]
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I have a confession: For the hundreds of cruises I’ve taken, I’ve never purchased an inclusive drink package. Usually, the rationale for refusing is that I don’t drink that much. The thought of having to imbibe up to 15 beverages per day seems an unattainable goal for me, even though I do have a fondness […]
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