KPMG

Second Floor, Siboney Commercial Centre (Sav-Mor Pharmacy Building)
Freeport
Grand Bahama, Bahamas

Review

PricewaterhouseCoopers

Suite A Regent Centre East
Freeport
Grand Bahama, Bahamas

Review

RoyalStar Assurance Ltd

Millennium House
Freeport
Grand Bahama, Bahamas

Review

Aviation Minister: ‘work on GB new airport to begin this month’

Work on the $170 million Grand Bahama International Airport project is expected to begin preliminary works by the end of March, according to Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Tourism, Investments and Aviation, the Hon. Chester Cooper.

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Grand Bahama welcomes first post-Dorian international flight as work progresses on airport

The Grand Bahama Port Authority (GBPA) understands that opening our skies to international travel is critical to Grand Bahama’s recovery following the devastation of Hurricane Dorian in early September. To that end, the GBPA is pleased to hail the arrival of the first international flight from Bristol, Tennessee directly to Grand Bahama...

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Government continues work towards complete restoration of Grand Bahama

Grand Bahama recorded a decrease in its unemployment rate from 12.4 per cent to 12.1 between the period of May 2017 to November 2017, indicating...

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PM Christie said He Wants to See "Grand Bahama Work"

Spoken with passion and sincerity during the opening of the Ninth Annual GB Business Outlook, which was held on Thursday, March 8, 2017 at the Grand Lucayan Resort...

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'Up to 1,000 Grand Bahama hotel staff out of work after Matthew'

GRAND Bahama's hotel and tourism industries have suffered a huge blow from Hurricane Matthew, which forced the closure of several resort properties on the island, including the two major anchor hotels in Lucaya.

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Grand Bahama revitalization works steadily progressing

A $12 million-dollar contract awarded last week for the construction of the first Junior High School in West Grand Bahama, along with several others granted earlier this year, including one for the provision of potable water in the west and east, another for the Fishing Hole Road project and one for the erection of a seawall in Smith?s Point, moves the government one step closer to securing the fu...

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Grand Bahama: We have to make this work

The hospitality industry in Grand Bahama may owe a debt of gratitude to Carmel Churchill's husband Donald, and a decision he made in the mid-2000s to change careers.? It paved the way for his wife to leave her newfound interest as a contractor and return to the industry that she describes as her "inheritance".

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