Research Paper On The Bahamas

Are you looking for a place to go on vacation with tropical weather and people with outstanding hospitality? Then the Bahamas is a wonderful place to start. I was born and raised in the Bahamas which is located of the coast of Florida. It’s a combination of different islands and rarely faces tropical storms. Growing in the Bahamas there are private schools which I was in enrolled in till I was sixteen that are much easier than the rigorous public educational system which eased up my transition when I had went to school in America. However, just as I grew to get to know America, American citizens and other people should get to know the Bahamas for themselves. Many tourist don’t visit and outsiders often misinterpret the culture and birthplace

In the Out Islands of The Bahamas, the local Bahamians are eager to show off their islands, tell stories and point out the hidden treasures. They encourage you to explore. They want you to see the culture of The Bahamas. Heck, they’ll even take you around, whether it’s to give you a lift across a bridge or help you discover the hundreds of birds living in the tropical jungles. They’re also happy to teach you about bush medicine, something the Bahamians have practiced for years (Bahamas Out Land Culture, 2014). Those cultures have shaped the culture in The Bahamas

Blessed with a thriving tourism industry and favored for its offshore services, keeping up with the technology boom is slow in coming. Both these sectors are actively acquiring information technology and spurring advancements in policy and infrastructure” (American University, 2000). This is incorrect. Many people are deceived that the Bahamas is a third world country because we rely on tourism in our economy. Though it is our main source of income, we are not in bad shape as a country. In fact the Bahamas has the 3rd highest per capita GDP in the western hemisphere. After the United States and Canada, the Bahamas is third richest country in the new world. The largest industry in the country is tourism which accounts for 60% of the country’s income and half of all employment. The Bahamian dollar is pegged 1-to-1 with the US dollar (Everything Everywhere Travel Blog,