If vaccine passports or proof of vaccination will be required for travel, why would Bahamian tourism workers need to take the vaccine if all the guest are already vaccinated from the virus?
The cruise industry doesn't give a hoot about the Bahamas. All they care about is profits! It is absolutely astounding the government would even consider making Harbour Island a cruise-ship stop.
Obviously, someone here has no idea what they are doing by even considering diluting a high-end tranquil product with mass tourism.
There is no middle road. Keep cruise ships away from Harbour Island, Treasure Cay, Whale Cay, and other islands that cater to high-end travelers.
Coconut water, lime juice, a splash of gin and vitamin D probably has more efficacy than this vaccine! Given their history of scamming the masses, trusting big pharma is not an option!
For **3 decades**the mountain of complaints generated by exiting vacationers was there not being enough for tourists to do in Nassau.
Before we double down on stupid with even more environmentally unfriendly cruise ships, and many thousands more complaining tourists, we need to figure out how to upgrade our product!
It would be suicide as a resort destination to bring in more tourists than we can adequately entertain. What is the plan to clean up Bay Street east of East Street to PI bridge & popular tourist stops like over the hill areas? What will be done about the notoriously disgusting well documented "F-" frontline jetski, hair braiders, souvenir hawkers, and hundreds of ignorant thieving taxi cab drivers?
People travel to experience different cultures. What is the plan to greatly improve nightlife, native shows, and overall cultural tourism experiences?
Just bringing in more tourists without providing the proper infrastructure to deal with them is a no-brainer sure recipe for failure, and the cruise industry will absolutely no problem throwing the Bahamas under the bus to make themselves look good!
The Bahamas could benefit tremendously from the basic concept of homeporting cruises. However, on the flip side, it could easily become a huge disaster if not managed properly.
I strongly suggest we tread slowly in this direction until we put things in place to deal with a massive inflow of tourists.
SP says...
If vaccine passports or proof of vaccination will be required for travel, why would Bahamian tourism workers need to take the vaccine if all the guest are already vaccinated from the virus?
On Minister: ‘Prioritise’ tourism workers on COVID-19 vaccine
Posted 22 March 2021, 5:40 p.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
The cruise industry doesn't give a hoot about the Bahamas. All they care about is profits! It is absolutely astounding the government would even consider making Harbour Island a cruise-ship stop.
Obviously, someone here has no idea what they are doing by even considering diluting a high-end tranquil product with mass tourism.
There is no middle road. Keep cruise ships away from Harbour Island, Treasure Cay, Whale Cay, and other islands that cater to high-end travelers.
On Harbour Island cruise fears taken on board
Posted 21 March 2021, 11:16 a.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
Let's not get stupid during the silly season. There is no such thing as an "honest politician"!
On ‘We must watch out for double standards’
Posted 19 March 2021, 4:49 p.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
Full bullshyt mode getting chin deep early!
On UPDATED: PLP ratifies 13 candidates: Dr Michael Darville to run in Tall Pines, not Leslie Miller
Posted 17 March 2021, 8:41 p.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
Lol......They it silly season in some countries, but it's bullshyt season in the Bahamas!
On Transparency boost for $1.4bn govt spending
Posted 17 March 2021, 8:49 a.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
Lol..............."We believe in Bahamians" & "Bahamians first" GFY!
On UPDATED: PLP ratifies 13 candidates: Dr Michael Darville to run in Tall Pines, not Leslie Miller
Posted 17 March 2021, 8:45 a.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
Coconut water, lime juice, a splash of gin and vitamin D probably has more efficacy than this vaccine! Given their history of scamming the masses, trusting big pharma is not an option!
On No evidence vaccine behind blood clots
Posted 16 March 2021, 9:37 p.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
Lol.....Tell us the jokes about the FOIA and term limits again too.
On All govt contracts will be made public
Posted 16 March 2021, 9:44 a.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
Legalize it, end the turf war murders, and allow people to profit from it.....Simple stupid!!!
On Conflict and drug turfs blamed for murders
Posted 12 March 2021, 8:36 p.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
For **3 decades**the mountain of complaints generated by exiting vacationers was there not being enough for tourists to do in Nassau.
Before we double down on stupid with even more environmentally unfriendly cruise ships, and many thousands more complaining tourists, we need to figure out how to upgrade our product!
It would be suicide as a resort destination to bring in more tourists than we can adequately entertain. What is the plan to clean up Bay Street east of East Street to PI bridge & popular tourist stops like over the hill areas? What will be done about the notoriously disgusting well documented "F-" frontline jetski, hair braiders, souvenir hawkers, and hundreds of ignorant thieving taxi cab drivers?
People travel to experience different cultures. What is the plan to greatly improve nightlife, native shows, and overall cultural tourism experiences?
Just bringing in more tourists without providing the proper infrastructure to deal with them is a no-brainer sure recipe for failure, and the cruise industry will absolutely no problem throwing the Bahamas under the bus to make themselves look good!
The Bahamas could benefit tremendously from the basic concept of homeporting cruises. However, on the flip side, it could easily become a huge disaster if not managed properly.
I strongly suggest we tread slowly in this direction until we put things in place to deal with a massive inflow of tourists.
On 'Game changer' for tourism's jumpstart
Posted 11 March 2021, 4:57 p.m. Suggest removal