How is it possible that you could know so little? It is clear that you have no idea of the history behind both the Carnival port or the Princess Hotel.
Carnival is big business. Think of the number of carnivals in the Caribbean, not to mention Miami, Toronto and Notting Hill (UK) and the big one in Brazil.
I agree with Bahamas Carnival. Done right it has potential.
What is it about this cussed airline? What is it that makes successive governments pour millions of dollars into this bottomless pit?
Someone should make a study on this because Bahamasair has an attraction that makes men spend money faster than on a woman. Man, that is some power. "Power of the "P...Plane".
Over the last 50+ years there has been a substantial decrease. As a young person you could go to the beach and wade out a few feet to get conch. Today you can't see a conch anywhere in sight.
And no, I did not clean it out as I only collected one or two for personal fishing or for food.
Economist says...
If it were not for the way I watched various hotel staff and others attitude to their entitlement to a job, I would take this seriously.
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How is it possible that you could know so little? It is clear that you have no idea of the history behind both the Carnival port or the Princess Hotel.
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No.
Carnival is big business. Think of the number of carnivals in the Caribbean, not to mention Miami, Toronto and Notting Hill (UK) and the big one in Brazil.
I agree with Bahamas Carnival. Done right it has potential.
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Your points about the US and Chinese economies are very valid. Good blog.
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The Bahamas Christian Council has never stood for anything. Just a bunch of losers.
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But it does not need to be owned and run by government.
Look at the rest of the world.
On Bahamasair invests $11.4m in new jet
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Economist says...
What is it about this cussed airline? What is it that makes successive governments pour millions of dollars into this bottomless pit?
Someone should make a study on this because Bahamasair has an attraction that makes men spend money faster than on a woman. Man, that is some power. "Power of the "P...Plane".
On Bahamasair invests $11.4m in new jet
Posted 15 February 2019, 11:03 p.m. Suggest removal
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Luxembourg has the greatest amount of FDI based on GDP. The Bahamas is 155 out of 181 countries.
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Over the last 50+ years there has been a substantial decrease. As a young person you could go to the beach and wade out a few feet to get conch. Today you can't see a conch anywhere in sight.
And no, I did not clean it out as I only collected one or two for personal fishing or for food.
On There's no cause for alarm over conch, says GB fisherman
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The Cruise Lines are building more ships than they can find ports for. The additions in Freeport and Eleuthera won't make any difference to Nassau.
You can get as many ships as you like but if the passengers don't get off the ship it wont matter.
What Nassau needs to do is clean up its act and make the destination more attractive to the passengers it is getting now.
On GB cruise mega ports raise Nassau concern
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