The Bahamas announced that it will free up more than $120 million for marine conservation projects and climate change mitigation, a move that is the fifth debt-for-nature swap in the world.

Prime Minister Philip Davis said yesterday The Bahamas is not engaged in any forced labor practices. Davis was responding to ...

Imagine a future where our hotels source 60 percent of their produce from local farms. What if Bahamian seafood exports flooded Asian markets, and our SMEs partnered with Caribbean neighbors ...

Electrification could bring economic, environmental and resilience benefits to the island nation ...

The Bahamian government on Wednesday rejected any notion that the country is engaged in forced labour as it responded to a recent announcement regarding the Cuban health brigade system that many ...

# By tying residency to active participation in economic activity, he argued that it will become a tool to fortify the economy, add to government revenues, potentially reduce the tax burden on ...

The cruise industry continues to be a cornerstone of The Bahamas' economy, generating a remarkable $654.8 million in cruise tourism expenditures during the 2023/2024 cruise year, according to a ...

The Prime Minister cited record numbers in the revenue collection in several vital areas as the reasons for the economic stability and resilience and that enhanced revenue intake has helped lower the ...

The Bahamas' allure for American travelers starts ... Tourism is a cornerstone of the Bahamian economy, significantly contributing to its economic growth. 88% of its gross national product.

Treasure Coast International Airport, west of Fort Pierce, now has the closest Customs facility to Vero Beach. Other nearby ...