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Culture Minister Addresses Ticket Sales Complaints
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Youth, Sports, & Culture Minister, Mario Bowleg addressing complaints from some members of the public about ticket sales for this season’s parades.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Youth, Sports, & Culture Minister, Mario Bowleg addressing complaints from some members of the public about ticket sales for this season’s parades.
Tickets went on sale on Saturday via the Aliv events app as well as the Aliv Cable Beach and Harbour Bay stores but not without some hiccups.
Bowleg also shared the number of tickets sold up to end of day on Monday, warning that they could soon possibly sell out.
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