What about Atlantis? They got concessions too. The people should own 25% of it too. (Just the profits, not the debt)

All Nicole is concerned about is getting $10 per week from each employee to fund her bankrupt Union. What a disgrace she is!

When will the union file bankruptcy? After years and years of mis-management

They owe BEC $19,500,000 . You can see the list of creditors and the bankruptcy petition here - http://hospitalitybusinessnews.com/2015…

The Hotel Union has been bankrupt for years. It has been and continues to this day to be mismanaged. The leadership of this union think that they are fully capable of telling Hotel management how to run their hotel but they, the Union leaders, are incapable of running their little union operation.

Looks like the "tweet" is gone. . . .. first open reservation on Hyatt.com is Jan/Feb 2016

Why not look at it on a "like for like" basis. In 2015 - The Paradise Island Harbour Resort , Holiday Inn, and The Wyndham were all closed. . . Available rooms were down because of this. Even if rooms occupied stayed the same year on year the occupancy would have increased. Instead of harping on occupancy why not let the readers know how many hotel rooms were occupied over the period versus last year.

Based on the exam results over the past 10 years all of the "cheating" has not helped.

I agree that the Atlantis project was excellent. The Bahamas and the Caribbean, in general, have a history of late projects. When the British Colonial reopened at the end of 1999 it was late and , reportedly, close to 100% over budget.

When December 2014 came around and their hotels were not open how could Baha Mar say we will open in 3 months? Look at the hotels. There must have been a timeline as to how long each remaining piece would take to complete. For a project of this size its got to take months just for the punch list to be done.

This is the problem. Politicians now say if it does not open it will affect the credit rating of the Bahamas. It is the Politicians fault that the credit worthiness of the country is so bad.

The opening of Baha Mar should be a boost to the country, raising its' credit worthiness to new heights! But now because of the mismanagement of the country by successive Governments it is do or die. Now Baha Mar has to open or the Bahamas may not have a credit rating.

This will be the excuse for years to come by all politicians as to why they have not done anything.

The Christian Council should be more concerned about their Pastors and less concerned about Carnival. It's more dangerous going to Church these days than going to Carnival! ! ! !