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Need For More Cashless Payment Methods, DPM Says
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Minister of Tourism Chester Cooper stresses the need for the adaptation of more cashless and contactless payment methods.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Tourism Chester Cooper stresses the need for the adaptation of more cashless and contactless payment methods.
While appearing as a guest at the World Travel and Tourism Global Summit, Cooper said while cash is still key, in a tourist environment cashless means of payment are paramount.
The Deputy Prime Minister led a delegation to the summit in Saudi Arabia where they discussed the post-covid success of tourism throughout The Bahamas.
Cooper also explained what he sees for tourism in the future.
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