The government of the Bahamas has completed a 51 percent sale of the Bahamas Telecommunications Company to British firm Cable and Wireless Communications, Prime Minister Hubert Ingraham announced today in a statement. The deal was the subject of a great deal of controversy in the months leading up to the signing, in what Ingraham called a “very long and at times difficult journey.” The Shareholder Agreement was officially signed by the Treasurer of the Bahamas.
It was one of the first major guides we at Caribbean Journal ever put together: The Cool List, whose first edition was back in 2013 and which remains an unrivaled curation of unique, character-filled, personality-driven, artful hotels around the Caribbean. […]
You can find the perfect island. You can book the perfect hotel. But your vacation hasn’t really begun until you pull up to your chair with an ice-cold cocktail at the perfect Caribbean beach bar. For all of the wonders […]
It’s an island with nine different active volcanoes. It also has more than a dozen waterfalls. And a boiling lake. And geothermal diving. And several of the Caribbean’s top luxury hotels, from the treehouse villas with plunge pools at Secret […]
The beaches. The all-inclusive resorts. The beach bars. The Brugal. Punta Cana is the crown jewel of the Caribbean’s most-visited country, and it’s getting another new route from Delta Air Lines next summer. Beginning May 10, Delta will be kicking […]
Following a one-year absence, the Bahamas Bowl is back in Nassau for its eighth edition on Jan. 4. Kickoff is at 11 AM ET at the Thomas Robinson Stadium and will be televised live on ESPN. “Hosting the Bahamas Bowl […]
Tiny uncrowded cays. Stunning white-sand beaches. Charming, historic downtowns. From the island-hopping paradise of Abaco to the postcard-perfect cottages and villas of Harbour Island, they’re two of the most sought-after corners of The Bahamas. But historically, they haven’t been quite […]
