AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoBahamas Election Day: Bahamians head to the polls Tuesday in a tight general election where Prime Minister Philip Davis is seeking a rare second term, with 209,264 registered voters choosing 41 seats amid cost of living, housing, and immigration pressure. Cruise Tourism Shock: Disney’s Bahamas private-island alcohol ban is now in effect, while Carnival and Norwegian have taken different approaches after the rule—plus a fresh tragedy at Celebration Key: an 88-year-old Carnival guest died after reportedly losing control of a mobility scooter and going into the water; an autopsy is planned. Digital Identity Push: Visa, Keyno, and Fidelity Bank (Bahamas) rolled out tap-based identity verification so customers can confirm identity or activate new cards by tapping the physical Visa card inside the bank app. Grand Bahama Logistics Boost: DHL and FOWLCO are expanding Freeport’s logistics footprint with a new facility opening May 15, aiming to deepen transshipment and supply-chain services. Industry Watch: Moody’s upgraded The Bahamas’ long-term rating to Ba3 with a positive outlook, citing stronger fiscal performance and improved debt trends.
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