Jackson Weech
Jackson Weech is the general manager for operations at Atlantis, another major resort in The Bahamas, and he also serves as the president of the Bahamas Hotel and Tourism Association (BHTA). Weech plays a crucial role in overseeing the resort's performance and strategic initiatives, especially during challenging economic times. In recent discussions, he highlighted the strong occupancy rates at Atlantis and the positive trends in bookings, while also addressing the cautious consumer spending habits that are shaping the current tourism landscape in the Bahamas.
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Jackson Weech, the Bahamas Hotel and Tourism Association’s president, was among the private sector representatives in negotiations.
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Bahamas· 2025-12-24
Jackson Weech is the BHTA president and vice-president and general manager of operations for Atlantis who provided insights on the occupancy and booking pace for 2025.
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Jackson Weech, also vice-president and general manager of operations for Atlantis, told Tribune Business that the upcoming Christmas and New Year period appears positive.
Tourism ‘pacing ahead’ despite ‘reduced weeks’ for NovemberBahamas· 2025-12-03
Jackson Weech, president of the Bahamas Hotel and Tourism Association, described Tropical Storm Imelda as 'truly a non-event'.
Hotels chief: Imelda ‘truly a non-event’Bahamas· 2025-09-30
Jackson Weech is the president of the Bahamas Hotel and Tourism Association and participated in discussions regarding the new boating fees.
Tourism urges boating fee ‘pause to save the summer’Bahamas· 2025-07-07
Jackson Weech, the Bahamas Hotel and Tourism Association (BHTA) president, warned about the uncertainties affecting the tourism industry.
Tourism faces ‘very foggy crystal ball’Bahamas· 2025-04-17
Jackson Weech is the general manager for operations at Atlantis and also the BHTA’s president.
Baha Mar: RevPAR down through all Q1 with rates sacrificedBahamas· 2025-03-13