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Duncombe: “Tourism Numbers Continue to Break Barriers”
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Tourism officials boast on robust visitor arrivals. The director general encourages stakeholders’ partnership with the Ministry of Tourism.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Tourism officials continue to boast of robust visitor arrivals to the country. And tonight, the director general is encouraging stakeholders to partner with the Ministry of Tourism to ensure visitor satisfaction.
According to the Director General of Tourism, Latia Duncombe, the country’s tourism sector continues to break barriers and top leader charts in a number of areas.
Visitor surveys revealed that tourists want more diverse offerings when visiting our shores. Duncombe says the ministry continues to partner with stakeholders and she is encouraging those in the industry to reach out for collaboration opportunities.
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