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On The Rebound

September 2006 | Key Sectors Analysis

The Barbadian tourism sector suffered losses as a result of a severe and prolonged hurricane season in 2005, as did the entire Caribbean region. BMI View : We expect the industry to rebound solidly in 2006 as activity steps up in preparation for the 2007 Cricket World Cup.

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