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Current News & Press
- Hero World Challenge tees off
- BDB furthers reform effort
- Central Bank releases latest economic report – PDF
- The Bahamas ramps up promotion on Florida radio – photos
- Bahamas re-elected to IMO Council
- Lombard Odier celebrates 40 years in The Bahamas – photos
- The Bahamas signs EPA with UK on trade
- Bahamas launches IDB-funded digital transformation programme
- BFSB ramps up efforts in the Middle East
- Transport Minister addresses IMO Assembly
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News & Press Archives
- LPIA gears up for busy Thanksgiving weekend
- MOTA in Canada – photos
- Central bank releases details of registered stock IPO
- Royal Caribbean to bring 2.3m visitors to Coco Cay in 2020 – video
- LPIA stakeholders to meet ahead of busy Thanksgiving weekend
- Finance ministry publishes Fiscal Strategy Report – PDF
- Business news in The Bahamas – video
- Tourism Minister promotes Bahamas on Canada TV – photos
- Luxury condo developer to accept cryptocurrencies
- British Airways to expand Bahamas flights
- BFSB hosts Bahamas Landfall in Dubai
- Bahamas makes a big splash at Florida boat show – photos
- Baha Mar to host 2020 Great Abaco Classic
- PM opens Bahamas Embassy in Brussels
- CTO: 16.7m cruise passengers visit region so far in 2019
- DPM addresses accountants seminar
- Tourist bookings for winter season remain strong
- Holt Financial launches new digital platform
- Carnival executives pay courtesy call on Minister for GB
- Caribbean region sees solid growth in tourism
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MSC Cruises chairman USA Richard Sasso and executives paid a courtesy call on Prime Minister Dr Hubert Minnis at the Office of the Prime Minister, September 10, 2019 during which they discussed Hurricane Dorian relief and recovery efforts in The Bahamas. Pictured: MSC Cruises chairman USA Richard Sasso (centre right), Prime Minister Dr Hubert Minnis (second left) at the Office of the Prime Minister. (BIS Photo/Yontalay Bowe)
