Prime Minister Philip Davis said yesterday during his opening statement of the mid-term budget debate that the Frequent Digital Cruising Card (FDCC) generated $2.8 million in revenue in the first half of the fiscal year.
Davis said: “We introduced the Frequent Digital Cruising Card to modernize processing and strengthen compliance for private vessels and aircraft visiting our islands.
“Whether arriving by pleasure craft or propeller-driven aircraft, travelers can now obtain the necessary permissions through a streamlined, digital process, making leisure travel to The Bahamas more efficient and user-friendly.
