As travel continues to climb to the Caribbean, one of the wider regions closest destinations to the United States is heating up.<\/p>\n
The island of Grand Bahama is seeing a wave of activity, with hotel reopenings, a relaunch of cruising and the pathway to a major new airport.<\/p>\n
Last month, Grand Bahamas Lighthouse Pointe all-inclusive reopened its doors, with 200 guest rooms and a number of eateries and the hotels leadership team says its already seeing strong bookings throughout the spring and into the summer.<\/p>\n
And the islands other leading all-inclusive, the Viva Wyndham Fortuna Beach, will reopen to guests later this week.<\/p>\n
In July, Bahamas Paradise Cruise Line will be returning to Grand Bahama, with a planned relaunch onJuly 2, with two-night cruises sailing from the Port of Palm Beach.<\/p>\n
That comes as Baleria Caribbean already resumed its ferry service from Fort Lauderdale earlier this year.<\/p>\n
And the islands Grand Bahama International Airport is entering the final stages of its redevelopment, with an additional 250-seat departure area and now coming in at 8,000 square feet.<\/p>\n
The island has also tapped into the growing demand for remote work and extended stays, with a number of hotels offering options for applicants to The Bahamas BEATS long-term stay program.<\/p>\n
Its all part of what has been a broad, oingoing recovery from the impact of Hurricane Dorian at the end of 2019.<\/p>\n
With cant-miss offers from a number of properties across the island, there is no better time than now to start planning a Grand Bahama Island vacation, the Grand Bahama Tourist Board said in a statement.<\/p>\n
For more, vist Grand Bahama.<\/p>\n
CJ<\/p>\n
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