Bahamas Tourism & Brightline announce partnership
Brightline, a provider of modern, eco-friendly intercity passenger rail and The Islands of The Bahamas unveiled the first wrapped train showcasing a new partnership that celebrates the connection between Florida’s most visited regions (South and Central Florida) and the nearby Bahama Islands.
To enhance accessibility and deepen the bond between these locales, non-stop flights from Orlando and South Florida to The Bahamas are available from all international airports (MCO, PBO, FTL and MIA) closely accessible with Brightline.
Branded inside and out, The Islands of The Bahamas-themed Brightline train has officially joined the intercity fleet of trains operating between Orlando and Miami with stops in West Palm Beach, Boca Raton, Aventura and Fort Lauderdale along the way.
Connecting the Bahamas
This week, Brightline began running 32 trains daily with 16 daily departures from Miami and Orlando.
Brightline Orlando Station is located within Orlando International Airport and Fort Lauderdale and Miami Stations offer fixed-route service to Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood International Airport and Miami International Airport (FTL).
All conveniently connected airports provide direct non-stop air service to The Bahamas.
“Orlando, South Florida and The Bahamas have a rich shared history of travelers experiencing the iconic destination’s attractions, beautiful natural sites and warm hospitality,” said Latia Duncombe, director general, Bahamas Ministry of Tourism, Investments & Aviation (BMOTIA). “Brightline represents this connection in a very special way and we are thrilled to roll out this partnership.”
Tourism leaders, media and VIPs took part in the festivities which included a tour of the wrapped train, a Junkanoo rush out and authentic Bahamian cuisine for sampling.
