You will love the Xanadu....
By A Yahoo! Contributor, 7/10/10
This country is very poor, and so very beautiful. People who can afford to vacation somewhere resort to the most beautiful places on the island. I know how that must feel to be booted out of your own Indigenous area by rich people who do not originate form your country. Looking at visiting the Bahamas with this perspective, the people who work at this Hotel do the most remarkable job with the money they have. They are rebuilding from the maritime disaster a few years back. When we go to visit, let us remember to bring a considerable amount extra to help the people in this country, because they are poor, and we are vacationing in their home. It is beautiful there, it is worth it to be helpful and mindful of the people there. The staff at the Xanadu are professional with the amount of money of their own pay. Tip everyone when you can. When you check out of the hotel, leave your extra food for the staff to bring home to their families. Try to give as many people an opportunity to earn a living, so please try to patronize everyone. Be courteous to these people who have a law against arguing in public. They are polite to vacationers and to each other. It was refreshing to witness two young men be respectful to each other at the restaurant. I believe your suitcases can weigh 50 pounds, so if you have extra clothes and shoes you never wear anymore, why not fill your suitcase to donate those used items to street vendors, because they work so hard in the hot sun, and they have family they help to support from infants to elders. Well, I wish that I could hit the lottery so badly, so I could donate money to St. John's Jubilee Cathedral, because they target the youth. Thank you!! Have a wonderful time at the Xanadu.