Economic Impact

The project will create long-term economic impact that will support community and infrastructure development for future generations. 

  • B$1.6 Billion Total Economic Impact

    Bringing B$1.6 billion into The Bahamas over 20 years, helping businesses, tourism, and infrastructure grow.

  • B$834 Million Boost to National GDP

    Boosting the country’s economy with B$834 million from investment and tourism.

  • B$336 Million in Additional Income for Bahamian Workers

    Putting B$336 million into the pockets of local workers through new jobs and better pay.

  • 533 Full-Time Equivalent Jobs Annually

    Creating 533 full-time jobs each year in construction, hospitality, and other industries.

  • B$176 Million in Government Revenue

    Adding B$176 million to government funds, more than double the incentives given, helping pay for schools, healthcare, and roads.

  • Over $1 Million Already Invested in Local Businesses

    Boosting small businesses with over $1 million spent on local services spanning across financial, social, and participatory initiatives designed to empower local residents and businesses.

Source: Tourism Economics, subsidiary of Oxford Economics

Our project will create benefits for the Government and help economic growth in Exuma and across The Bahamas. 

Displays direct, indirect, and induced economic benefits over time, showing how investment and visitor spending drive broader growth.

Compares government revenues and concessions, highlighting the projected financial gains exceeding granted incentives.

Source: Tourism Economics, subsidiary of Oxford Economics