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Bahamas. Atlantis Marina receives Blue Flag certification award
Atlantis Marina at the Atlantis, Paradise Island resort in The Bahamas has been awarded the prestigious Blue Flag marina certification by the international, independent organization, the Foundation for Environmental Education (FEE). The Blue Flag signifies that stringent water quality, safety and environmental management and education programs have been established by the resort. The Blue Flag is an exclusive eco-label awarded to over 3,100 beaches and marinas in 36 countries across Europe, Africa and the Caribbean each year. The Atlantis Marina was the only marina in The Bahamas to meet the 22 criteria necessary to receive the Blue Flag honor in 2006. Marinas and beaches participating in this voluntary program work with FEE to ensure the sustainable development of beaches and marinas around the globe.Sun, sand and just a little love
The chill of winter has set in and daylight hours are dwindling by the minute. If you have already fallen into daydreams of sun-filled days and romantic walks along sandy beaches and turquoise waters, The Bahamas could be your next stop.Appointing a Director of Romance was an inspirational idea from the Bahamas Ministry of Tourism. Newly appointed Freda Madrisotti, will act as mediator between resorts, suppliers and vendors in planning specific romantic events and increasing the romantic appeal of the islands.
Since her appointment, there has been a soaring increase in the number of Bahamas properties appearing on holidaylettings.co.uk. The properties are luxurious, stately and secluded. Perfect for just the two of you to spread your honeymooning wings or to entertain family and friends if marrying on the Islands.
Fertile new field for hotels
Procreation Vacations are designed to enhance health and sexuality, and increase a couple's chances of having a baby. BY KELLI KENNEDY Associated Press WriterWhen Lucinda Hughes heard she would have to drink sea moss elixirs while vacationing in the Bahamas, she was sure it would make her sick. Three months later, Hughes is very sick -- every morning -- and expecting her first baby in April.
As Hughes and her husband Kemry lounged on lush beaches and swam in their hotel's pool, they sipped pumpkin soup and enjoyed couples' massages and reflexology. It was all aimed at enhancing the odds of babymaking during their three-day Procreation Vacation at The Westin at Our Lucaya Grand Bahama Island.
VERY TRENDY
It's part of the latest trend that has hotels around the world luring conception-minded couples by providing everything from on-site sex doctors to age-old fertility boosters promised to hasten the pitter-patter of little feet.