Category: BHA News

Hotels in Nassau/Paradise Island saw their average daily room rates increase by 11 per cent during the 2010 second quarter, but the Bahamas Hotel Association (BHA) president warned not to read too much into those figures, pointing out that this had been matched by cost increases with the sector currently in the middle of its traditionally weakest period.
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Bahamas Hotel Association Board of Directors & Membership MeetingThursday, October 7, 2010 at 9:30amEleuthera Room, second floorWyndham Nassau Resort & Crystal Palace CasinoRSVP: 322-8381

The BHA is excited to be partnering with the organizers of the upcoming Caribbean Renewable Energy Forum (CREF) to move forward the discussion and implementation of renewable energy and energy efficiency programs in The Bahamas and the region.  

2010 Caribbean Renewable Energy Forum (CREF)
Gala Reception: Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Conference: Thursday, October 14 and Friday, October 15, 2010
At Atlantis Resort,
Paradise Island, Bahamas

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Southwest Airlines may be adding The Bahamas to its list of travel destinations as the pending$1.42 billion purchase of Air Tran Airways may bring the low-fare carrier to Bahamian runways.
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The Ministry of Tourism’s plans to develop an electronic booking engine for all Bahamian hotel accommodation have been lauded as “the most significant piece of infrastructure for the tourism sector for a long time”, the minister of tourism and aviation describing it as key to converting “latent demand” for this nation into reality.
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The Bahamas Hotel Association (BHA) is throwing its full support behind the Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association in a strong stand against an international tour operator’s decision to deduct five percent from regional hotel invoices.
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The Bahamas Hotel Association’s (BHA) president yesterday echoed the Government’s position on proposed Lynden Pindling International Airport (LPIA) fee increases, saying he did not believe this would have “too great an impact” on Bahamian resort occupancy levels.
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THE Nassau/Paradise Island resort industry is “60 per cent of the way back” to pre-September 2008 levels on revenue generation and occupancies, the Bahamas Hotel Association’s (BHA) president said yesterday, telling Tribune Business he estimated the sector would return to pre-recession numbers by the 2011 second quarter.
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