Weather
GM: GB Offers Endless Inspiration For Their Craft
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Nearly 20 wedding planners from across the United States, Canada and Trinidad and Tobago embarked on a fact-finding mission to Grand Bahama recently.
GRAND BAHAMA, BAHAMAS – Nearly 20 wedding planners from across the United States, Canada and Trinidad and Tobago embarked on a fact-finding mission to Grand Bahama recently.
This initiative, spearheaded by the Bahamas Ministry of Tourism, is viewed as a significant boost for the local economy.
This as the visit could open new avenues for romance tourism on Grand Bahama, showcasing the island as a premier destination for couples looking to tie the knot.
A special welcome reception was held at the Grand Lucayan Resort where planners had the opportunity to experience the island’s culture, sample local cuisine and network with other local professionals in the romance tourism industry.
General Manager of Romance at the Bahamas Ministry of Tourism Vinincia Strachan told the wedding planners they believe the island offers endless inspiration for their craft.
Senior Conventions and Service Manager at the Grand Lucayan Resort Lisa Karageoriou celebrated the wedding planners visit.
Jillian Williams of the Grand Bahama Island Promotion Board says the response has been great.
Bahamian Short Film Visa Blue Earns Nomination at Canadian Screen Award-Qualifying Toronto International Nollywood Film Festival
Community Heroes Honored for Making a Difference by COGOP Church
Rho Mu Awards iPads to University Students For UB Charter Day
Original Patties Fire Damages Business, Destroys Inventory
Da Pond Band, Family and Friends Remember Tra’vis Johnson
Preparing the Next Generation of Bahamian Musicians
Policeman Charged After Infant Dies Following Traffic Near Miss
U.S. Deports First Group of Haitians Under T.P.S. Program
Bahamian Short Film Visa Blue Earns Nomination at Canadian Screen Award-Qualifying Toronto International Nollywood Film Festival
Uncertainty Mounts Over U.S.-Canada Trade Deal
Former Financial Secretary: “We Haven’t Been Given the Very Basic Information”
Police Investigate Three Deadly Shootings in Less Than 24 Hours
Community Heroes Honored for Making a Difference by COGOP Church
Rho Mu Awards iPads to University Students For UB Charter Day
Original Patties Fire Damages Business, Destroys Inventory
Da Pond Band, Family and Friends Remember Tra’vis Johnson
Preparing the Next Generation of Bahamian Musicians
Beyond the Booth With DJ Peewee
-
Court2 days agoPoliceman Charged After Infant Dies Following Traffic Near Miss
-
Regional2 days agoU.S. Deports First Group of Haitians Under T.P.S. Program
-
Entertainment8 hours agoBahamian Short Film Visa Blue Earns Nomination at Canadian Screen Award-Qualifying Toronto International Nollywood Film Festival
-
International2 days agoUncertainty Mounts Over U.S.-Canada Trade Deal
-
National2 days agoFormer Financial Secretary: “We Haven’t Been Given the Very Basic Information”
-
Crime1 day agoPolice Investigate Three Deadly Shootings in Less Than 24 Hours
-
National2 days agoBozine Town Residents Receive Land Conveyances After Decades-long Fight
-
Lifestyle2 days agoWoodes Rodgers Tavern Reveals New Menu