Supposedly, Kovats took between $5 and $10 million to walk away. There have been so many “developers” starting Treasure Cay projects, I’ll believe it when I see it. And, how could tiny Walkers Cay developer be spending $200 million and TC developer that’s spending $177 million?
The Bahamas is pricing itself out of the market! The people on the cruise ship don’t want to go into town and have lunch. 2 people with a burger each and a rum punch with gratuity, vat, etc would probably be over $100 not including cab ride. That’s a lot when you’re paying $400 for the entire cruise. And private pilots just had a 300% increase in landing fees!! That’s right-who ever heard of a 300% increase! With 50+% duties and 10% vat the prices have soared. Even McDonald’s in the US is struggling. Just add a couple more PPP deals and watch the prices soar even more. We need tourists and our government is driving them away!
Just wait till the next tragic hurricane when the Bahamas are crying for help from the private pilots to save them when the government does nothing. This must be thanking all the pilots that during Dorian paid for their own fuel and supplies and provided supplies to all the Bahamians.
You think power prices are high now??! Just wait until a PPP gets its hands on BPL. Look at Nassau airport. Approximately $160 in additional fees on plane tickets because of PPP!!! It’s time our government steps up and does what a government is supposed to do!
Welcome to the Bahamas! The only time some rules apply is sometimes. They want you to be at the airport 2 hours early and then the flight is delayed 2 hours. So you sit for 4 hours for a 45 minute flight. God forbid your 5 minutes late!
It will be interesting to see how this plays out? Is the government going to require a $20 million bond like Kovats? Is Burr willing to risk investing ant money with a billion dollar lawsuit that could take years to solve? In the meantime, the poor people of N Abaco continue their struggle. And the Meister’s stay silent!
Another way to read this is your electric bill is about to go up a lot. Look at the PPP charges at Nassau airport of $160 per plane ticket and you will see!!
It is amazing how inept a government agency could be. Charging for water when they couldn’t provide water should be a crime just like any other business. It really makes us out to be a fourth world country!
lovingbahamas says...
It’s the Bahamas. CCA will never pay. No government official will be charged. It will all go away.
On ‘Absolute sham and shakedown’: Sarkis has $1.6bn Baha Mar win
Posted 22 October 2024, 11:46 a.m. Suggest removal
lovingbahamas says...
Supposedly, Kovats took between $5 and $10 million to walk away. There have been so many “developers” starting Treasure Cay projects, I’ll believe it when I see it. And, how could tiny Walkers Cay developer be spending $200 million and TC developer that’s spending $177 million?
On $177m HOA signed for Treasure Cay development
Posted 13 September 2024, 4:44 p.m. Suggest removal
lovingbahamas says...
The Bahamas is pricing itself out of the market! The people on the cruise ship don’t want to go into town and have lunch. 2 people with a burger each and a rum punch with gratuity, vat, etc would probably be over $100 not including cab ride. That’s a lot when you’re paying $400 for the entire cruise. And private pilots just had a 300% increase in landing fees!! That’s right-who ever heard of a 300% increase! With 50+% duties and 10% vat the prices have soared. Even McDonald’s in the US is struggling. Just add a couple more PPP deals and watch the prices soar even more. We need tourists and our government is driving them away!
On FRONT PORCH: Businesses losing out as cruise passengers diverted
Posted 5 August 2024, 3:15 p.m. Suggest removal
lovingbahamas says...
Just wait till the next tragic hurricane when the Bahamas are crying for help from the private pilots to save them when the government does nothing. This must be thanking all the pilots that during Dorian paid for their own fuel and supplies and provided supplies to all the Bahamians.
On Top pilot body warns PM on ‘egregious’ fee hikes
Posted 23 July 2024, 12:46 p.m. Suggest removal
lovingbahamas says...
Treasure Cay airport has a dilapidated trailer for customs and a shelter for maybe 6 people. And, they are spending 18 million at North Eleuthera?
On ‘Wheels turning’ over Family Island airports
Posted 13 July 2024, 9:24 a.m. Suggest removal
lovingbahamas says...
You think power prices are high now??! Just wait until a PPP gets its hands on BPL. Look at Nassau airport. Approximately $160 in additional fees on plane tickets because of PPP!!! It’s time our government steps up and does what a government is supposed to do!
On Ex-minister backs government over BPL private partnership deal
Posted 24 April 2024, 11:32 a.m. Suggest removal
lovingbahamas says...
Welcome to the Bahamas! The only time some rules apply is sometimes. They want you to be at the airport 2 hours early and then the flight is delayed 2 hours. So you sit for 4 hours for a 45 minute flight. God forbid your 5 minutes late!
On Rudeness by agent for Bahamasair trip
Posted 20 April 2024, 7:58 p.m. Suggest removal
lovingbahamas says...
It will be interesting to see how this plays out? Is the government going to require a $20 million bond like Kovats? Is Burr willing to risk investing ant money with a billion dollar lawsuit that could take years to solve? In the meantime, the poor people of N Abaco continue their struggle. And the Meister’s stay silent!
On Treasure Cay gets ‘break we’ve waited 35 years for’
Posted 29 March 2024, 9:46 a.m. Suggest removal
lovingbahamas says...
Another way to read this is your electric bill is about to go up a lot. Look at the PPP charges at Nassau airport of $160 per plane ticket and you will see!!
On BPL workers: We feel betrayed
Posted 4 March 2024, 4:16 p.m. Suggest removal
lovingbahamas says...
It is amazing how inept a government agency could be. Charging for water when they couldn’t provide water should be a crime just like any other business. It really makes us out to be a fourth world country!
On Abaco residents renew water billing complaints
Posted 24 December 2023, 10:52 p.m. Suggest removal