Grand Bahama is well positioned to benefit from the Medical Cannabis Tourist Business spin-off from Florida. Grand Bahama is best positioned among The Bahama Islands. With 147 million Cannabis users, most of whom travel, no other island affords the vast open beach spaces and social privacy at Touristic Smoke Bars, as enjoyed throughout the Caribbean.

Economic analysts from the Florida legislature and DeSantis’s office, estimate that the marijuana legalization initiative would generate between $195.6 million and $431.3 million in new sales tax revenue annually if voters enact it.
A new report from Zuanic & Associates has revealed that medical cannabis sales in Florida reached $92 million in August.

August’s $92 million in sales contributed to a three-month total of $480 million, valuing the industry at $1.44 billion.

The report shows that the state has an estimated monthly patient expenditure of approximately $145 based on an average of 833,000 registered patients during this period.

Florida is the US’s largest and most lucrative medical only cannabis market with Brightfield Group expecting 25% growth in 2022 to $1.7 billion. Currently, this market is shared by only 22 licensed cannabis providers, and cannabis licenses in the state have sold for well ...

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It is downright stupid to speak of the benefits of the cannabis trade and spin offs without addressing the costs. Look to what the neurosurgeons and neurologists are saying about the costs and negative effects from using this dangerous drug. Sometimes I get the impression that Carltonr61 is just simply under the influence of this drug when writes this stupidity.

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Well sir. Read what Bahamian doctors say. The evidence based information I read from our Dictors. Who are well informed on latest medical based information from their colleagues in USA, Europe and Canada. We are only just catching up to what is relavent and currently working in the world. Maybe after reading and researching we can be on the same page. Thank you.

Medicine had no religious prejudices. I life saved or help for the suffering is Hippocratic Oath. Our Doctors are Catholic, Baptist, SDA, Anglican, Rasta and they show no prejudices toward helping the sick.

There is a big difference between the bazar and the lucayan hotel but no one can really expect the doc to see the difference,,j

Yeah there is a huge difference between them. The Grand lucayan was open and operating, but the bazaar and princess hotel are abandoned and derelict

Hutchison could not sell the hotels. . There must have been damage the insurance paid did they repair. the bazaar can be profitable and add to the economy even 65 million and 4 .million is different

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