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Close to 1,000 delegates who will converge in Nassau this week for the 2020 edition of Caribbean Travel Marketplace will collect some meaningful mementos produced by entrepreneurs who survived last year’s Hurricane Dorian, which displaced thousands in northern Bahamas.

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Saturday and Sunday, February 8th and 9th

Join us for a Tru Tru Bahamian Good Time at the Bahamas Hotel and Tourism Association’s Tru Tru Bahamian Festival held on the historic grounds of John Watlings Distillery.

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Please click on the links below of past epic Tru Tru Bahamian Festivals, for your viewing pleasure

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It is almost that time again – on Saturday and Sunday, February 8th and 9th;  join us for a Tru Tru Bahamian Good Time at the Bahamas Hotel and Tourism Associations Tru Tru Bahamian Festival to be held on the historic grounds of John Watlings Distillery.

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Veteran tourism professional, Frank Comito, is expected to share a regional and national outlook for tourism and insights about the industry’s disaster response at the upcoming Bahamas Business Outlook.
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An increase in scheduled air seats for Exuma and North Eleuthera is an unintended but positive result of Hurricane Dorian, according to Senior Director of Airlift Development in the Ministry of Tourism Tyrone Sawyer, who said numbers reflect an increase year over year for scheduled flight seats.

…Continue readingExuma, Eleuthera benefit as Abaco and GB recover

The President of the Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association (CHTA), Patricia Affonso-Dass is predicting that 2020 will be an exciting and fruitful year for the sector.

“As we look ahead through the crystal ball to 2020, data received from CHTA members indicate we may have more to celebrate. While there are challenges and there is always the unknown, most indicators point to continued steady economic conditions in our key source markets and robust visitor expenditures,” she said in an end of year message.

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Caribbean Travel Marketplace will bolster the message that The Bahamas is open for business, according to Minister of Tourism Dionisio D’Aguilar.

D’Aguilar said the added bonus of Caribbean Travel Marketplace is that it will get the message out to the rest of the world that Hurricane Dorian did not ravage the entire country and that “the heart of the tourism infrastructure on New Providence” has not been impacted.

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