Pinder: With reopening of major hotels, 'there's hope'

As major hotels prepare to open this week and next week, Director of Labour John Pinder said much is hanging in the balance as thousands of Bahamians eagerly await returning to the workforce. The Atlantis resort will be the first and largest of the major resorts to open, beginning tomorrow with at least 3,000 employees ...
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Hotel reopenings bode well for?GDP growth, notes DPM

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Hotel group bookings return to pre-recession levels

Group travel is seeing a global rebound, with advanced bookings to The Bahamas now climbing to pre-recession levels, according to the Bahamas Hotel Association (BHA).

Group travel accounts for a little more than a quarter of the stopover business in The Bahamas, according to BHA president Stuart Bowe. It suffered during the recession, but Bowe told Guardian Business yesterday that advanced book...

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Hotel union welcomes indoor dining

A HOTEL union official yesterday praised the government's decision to resume indoor dining for hotels, saying the move allows for more industry workers to return to work.

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Hotel workers say govt 'not checking' for them

HOTEL workers are feeling hopeless with mounting bills, little hope and a government, they feel, is "not checking" for them, several of them told The Tribune yesterday.

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‘Overwhelming response’ to luxury hotel becoming home-away-from-home

Exuma’s Grand Isle appealing to live, work, play and lease market...With large residential style villas ranging upwards of 5,000 square feet, Grand Isle Resort in Exuma is using its own architectural footprint to leap into a burgeoning market of luxury long-term rentals...

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Hotel union to file trade dispute against Club Land'or

Bahamas Hotel Catering and Allied Workers Union Secretary General Darren Woods told Guardian Business that the union intended to file a trade dispute against Club Land'or yesterday (Monday) before the close of business, ending weeks of uncertainty over the next step for the 47 union members employed at the Paradise Island property.

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'Majority of non-hotel staff now back at work'

Minister of Labour Dion Foulkes yesterday claimed that the vast majority of Bahamians laid off due to the pandemic are now back at work...

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Vendors unhappy with hotels renting water sports equipment

SCORES of disgruntled watercraft operators flocked to Goodman's Bay yesterday to protest against hotels renting vessels to their guests.

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