Posted by: travadmin on Dec 30, 2003 – 02:21 PM shows Members of the Valley Boys Junkanoo group were hard at work in the shacks over the weekend after winning the Boxing Day Parade in a landslide victory. (Photo by Omar Barr)
Category: Tourism News
BIFF to Honor Spike Lee With Career Achievement Award
Posted by: Editor on Oct 25, 2005 – 05:07 PM newsandinfo World-renowned and award-winning director and actor, Spike Lee, will receive the inaugural Career Achievement Award when he is honored by the Second Annual Bahamas International Film Festival (BIFF) taking place from December 8-11, 2005. The award will honor Mr. Lee’s innovative […]
Sharks On Film
Posted by: Editor on Jan 18, 2007 – 01:03 PM newsandinfo For most of us, the sheer mention of sharks evokes a deep-seeded fear, accompanied by the thought of the terrifying, bone-chilling theme song from Steven Spielberg’s classic horror flick “Jaws.”Those mysterious, fear-provoking creatures are the subjects of yet another film, this time in “The Blue Realm Shark […]
Second Time Around For Family Fitness Weekend
Posted by: Editor on Sep 01, 2006 – 10:12 AM mindandbody There is a popular Bahamian song that says (in part) …”once is not enough, when you visit The Bahamas, once is not enough”. And organizers of the Family Fitness Weekend can concur with those sentiments, thus the second annual Family Fitness […]
Tourism Wins Award For Weather Podcast
Posted by: Editor on Sep 15, 2006 – 09:46 AM newsandinfo The Bahamas Ministry of Tourism continues to blaze award winning trails with the recent award of the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA)Bronze Anvil for cutting edge Bahamas Weather Conference Podcast. In accepting the PRSA Bronze Anvil, Tourism Director General Ms. […]
Why go to the Bahamas?
Posted by: travadmin on Apr 13, 2004 – 11:54 AM exoticlocations 1. Nobody but us! Robert Symonette, 7, and his family, who were visiting from Grand Bahama Island, were the only beachgoers (and yours truly) on beautiful Arawak Cay, which is an easy walk from downtown Nassau. There’s always a Bahamian beach […]
New Ferry Service To Bahamas Launches
Posted by: travadmin on Nov 01, 2003 – 01:19 PM newsandinfo There is a new way to make the trip from South Florida to the Bahamas.Thursday, Bahamas-Florida Express launched “The Cat,” one of the fastest high-speed ferries in North America. The ferry runs from Port Everglades to Grand Bahama Island, and the […]
Study At Sea
Posted by: Editor on Oct 23, 2006 – 10:25 AM newsandinfo The Institute for Shipboard Education, which sponsors three annual Semester at Sea programs for undergraduate college students, will conduct a Seminar at Sea program open to all travelers Dec. 27-Jan. 6 aboard the 24,300-ton Explorer. The 11-day voyage starts in Nassau, […]
Island Cargo Connection
Posted by: Editor on Jun 04, 2007 – 12:08 PM business With resorts and second homes booming in the Bahamas this Fort Lauderdale-based shipping company is busier than ever. Specializing in hard-to-reach places, they use boats that can land in shallow waters, drop down a ramp and roll off the cargo, sometimes […]
Boater’s Preparation Checklist
Posted by: travadmin on Feb 08, 2003 – 09:09 PM boating Long range trips require rigid discipline in finding and correcting problems that might only be irritating on a one day boat trip, but will ruin a long planned vacation trip to the Bahamas. The following list was compiled from various sources […]