Caribbean Bottling Company (CBC), local producers of Coca-Cola and Dasani products, honors historic partnership with Carnival Cruise-line at the opening of Celebration Key in Grand Bahama.
CBC is proud to share that Carnival is the first cruise line to engage with the company directly at their private island, Celebration Key!

Cara Douglas-Adderley, Senior Marketing Director for Caribbean Bottling Company and Caribbean Wines & Spirits, the alcohol arm of CBC shared the importance of the partnership.

“We are thrilled to have Carnival’s Celebration Key as a partner property,” Shared Douglas-Adderley. “Their guests can enjoy a cold Coca-Cola with lunch, an iconic Bahamas Goombay Punch at the pool or Dasani water after exploring the beautiful Grand Bahama Island. We are proud to be their preferred partner and offer a beverage line up that provides Bahamian authenticity for their destination and while supporting their global brand demands.”

In addition to Celebration Key purchasing all Coca-Cola products directly from CBC, the company has made a substantial investment in the property with its drink dispensing equipment.

To support the key’s installation, CBC’s technical team spent weeks preparing, including providing teams from Nassau to assist with the significant undertaking.

For the official Celebration Key opening, CBC ensured guests captured and left feeling the real magic of the historic day.

First guests were treated to a customized Coca-Cola and Celebration Key/Carnival Cruise-line photo booth where they had their photos printed on the spot to take home with them.

The booth also featured quirky props to pose along with which really boosted the mood of the day.
The biggest takeaway of the day was the limited-edition Celebration Key and Coca-Cola 12 oz. cans and cups.

Both cans and cups featured included the Celebration Key logo, their tagline “Your key to paradise” and the date.

Cups were only made available for the opening event; however, the cans are still available for a limited time in Grand Bahama only.

First guests enjoyed the personalized keepsakes to mark the significance of the day, courtesy of CBC.