National
More Visitors For Cat Island, Says Tourism Minister
CAT ISLAND, BAHAMAS – A tourism office is now open on Cat Island. Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Tourism Chester Cooper called it the first step in attracting more visitors to the island.
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