Category: BHA News
Cacique Award Finalists Announced
Ministry of Tourism Permanent Secretary Dr. Patricia Rogers and Bahamas Hotel Association President Stuart Bowe have announced the finalists for the Cacique Awards following a review by independent selection committees for BHA and the Ministry of an impressive slate of nominees submitted by the public and BHA members.…
Statement From Stuart Bowe, BHA President, Re Hurricane Sandy
The Bahamas Hotel Association, along with the Ministry of Tourism, continues to monitor the impact of Hurricane Sandy on travel to and from The Bahamas.
On the whole, the impact of Hurricane Sandy on hotel properties throughout The Bahamas appears to be minimal and most hotels throughout The Bahamas are now fully operational. Several Family Island hotels which normally close briefly during this time of the year report a slight delay in reopening to allow time for cleaning up and repairing minor damage.
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Ministry of Tourism Statement On Hurricane Sandy
NASSAU, Bahamas – Based on the projected path and forecast of Hurricane Sandy, The Bahamas Ministry of Tourism anticipates temporary closure of some airports and ports. Those with plans to travel to The Bahamas Oct. 25-26, 2012 are advised to check in directly with their air carriers and hotels regarding reservations.
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Exuma Business Outlook
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Reduce Water-Related Costs: Free Workshop & Exhibition
Hotel Water Conservation Workshop & Exhibition Free to Members on Tuesday – 2-4 p.m.
Water-related costs typically account for 15 to 20 percent of a hotel’s utility expenses. We know from industry audits that much more can be done to stop leakages and improve efficiency. Next week the Caribbean Water and Wastewater Conference will be held at Atlantis.
BHA members are invited to special hotel and utilities technical training workshop being conducted by Grundfos, the world’s largest manufacturer of Circulator pumps.
