The Bahamian Supreme Court will wait until Aug. 19 to decide whether to force developer Baha Mar Ltd. out of the $3.5 billion Baha Mar Resort project.

The GBTA reported the figure signals a 14 percent uptick in program adoption over the past five years as well a 28 percent increase in completed consolidation.

The China-owned general contractor of Baha Mar offered to boost its investment in the unfinished Bahamas resort while criticizing the developer for its management of the project and its recent negotiating tactics.

With the price of oil and the value of the Canadian dollar tumbling, businesses are facing challenges – but there’s at least one bright spot in the economy: tourism.

The Battle for the $3.5 billion Baha Mar is getting hotter. It’s been a little more than three weeks since Baha Mar Ltd filed for bankruptcy protection in the US.

Costa Crociere and Alitalia have signed a three-year agreement that lets passengers departing from Italy use Alitalia scheduled and charter flights.