Negative COVID-19 RT-PCR test NOT required for Bahamian, resident hotel guests

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Two more hotel closures amid COVID-19

Two more hotels are closing their doors indefinitely following the most recent travel restrictions implemented by the competent authority...

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Turnquest: Border, hotel closures ‘won’t hurt us tremendously’

In the wake of another major resort delaying its reopening and the country’s borders being closed again to US commercial flights, Deputy Prime Minister...

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Jamaican 39hitman39 is captured in Grand Bahama hotel

A REPUTED Jamaican "hit man" was captured and arrested at a hotel in Lucaya, Grand Bahama on Wednesday. The man, according to Bahamian authorities, is a notorious fugitive with ties to a known gang in Jamaica known as No Dollars No Cents and is a kn

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Davis criticises Minnis over hotel redundancies

PROGRESSIVE Liberal Party Leader Philip "Brave" Davis has attacked Prime Minister Dr Hubert Minnis for the "heartless and mean-spirited" way in which redundancies are being happening at the Grand Lucayan hotel. He called on the Minnis administration

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Happy Hotel Staff Prepare for the "New Normal" in post COVID-19 Environment

In a few short weeks, The Bahamas will reopen its borders, welcoming in thousands of travel-happy visitors to our shores. In anticipation, Grand Bahama’s Happy Hotel is taking steps to prepare its staff members to operate in a post-COVID-19 environment...

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Woods says he is concerned about layoffs in hotel sector?

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China abductions: Parents find son snatched in hotel 32 years ago

A Chinese couple whose son was abducted in a hotel in 1988 have been reunited with him after 32 years.

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Happy Hotel Spread Mother’s Day Love

The entrance to Grand Bahama Island’s Happiest Hotel was the site of a cute celebration ahead of Mother’s Day this year, despite the COVID-19 lockdown on the island. The management at Pelican Bay Resort stepped up their normal festivities - proving that not even a global pandemic could stop a Mother’s Day celebration...

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Hotel workers swarm union office to collect vouchers

Hotel workers line up at Workers House on Harrold Road yesterday, to receive vouchers to assist with groceries and other household needs, as many resorts remain closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Hundreds of hotel workers yesterday swarmed the Bahamas Hotel Catering and Allied Workers Union (BHCAWU) on Harrold Road with hopes of receiving $100 grocery vouchers. Scores of parked cars were scatter...

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