Concerns abound over public funds being used to sponsor the Ministry of Tourism's Club Grand Bahama all-inclusive program — a project that excludes the majority of hotels in that tourist-deprived destination.
"I've had numerous small property and small restaurants owners coming to me to indicate they were very concerned that the few tourists who would be coming to Grand Bahama would be driven to the participants in the Club Grand Bahama," Gregory Moss, the island's Chamber chief told Guardian Business this week. "It means [tourists] would not be available for these small proprietors [even though] public funds are being used to do this."
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