The Bahamas brings “A Lifetime of Islands” campaign to New York’s Moynihan Train Hall

NASSAU, BAHAMAS – The Bahamas Ministry of Tourism, Investments & Aviation has launched a large-scale out-of-home advertising activation at Moynihan Train Hall in New York City, bringing the destination’s global campaign “A Lifetime of Islands” to millions of travelers during the peak winter travel planning period.

The activation runs from 1 January through 11 February 2026 and features prominent digital and static displays across the transit hub. The campaign highlights the message “It’s not one island. It’s a lifetime of them.” within one of the busiest transportation gateways serving New York City, Long Island and New Jersey.

Moynihan Train Hall, the main gateway to Penn Station, connects daily commuters, leisure travelers and visitors moving throughout the Northeast. The placement is designed to reach audiences at moments when travel inspiration and decision-making align.

The New York activation forms part of the Ministry’s wider winter media strategy and follows previous campaign rollouts in Canada, the United Kingdom and key US markets. The initiative reinforces the destination’s visibility in priority source markets and supports repeat visitation from the Northeast.

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The “A Lifetime of Islands” campaign showcases the destination’s 700 islands and cays, including 16 major island destinations, positioning The Bahamas as a collection of distinct experiences rather than a single travel choice. The campaign features rock musician Lenny Kravitz alongside his song “Fly Away”, inviting travelers to explore the destination over time.

“The New York metro area remains one of our most important gateways, and Moynihan Train Hall allows us to connect with travelers where movement and decision-making naturally intersect,” said I. Chester Cooper, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Tourism, Investments & Aviation. “By placing ‘A Lifetime of Islands’ in this dynamic environment, we are reinforcing the depth of our destination and reminding travelers that The Bahamas offers far more than a single escape, but a lifetime of discovery.”

The campaign coincides with continued growth for The Bahamas. In 2024, the destination welcomed a record 11.22 million international visitors, representing a 16.2% year-on-year increase, with strong demand extending through 2025. Proximity, air connectivity and the range of experiences continue to support The Bahamas’ position among Northeast travelers seeking both short breaks and longer stays.

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