Baha Mar: Yes, there are three luxury hotels all in one place · Jul 7–Aug 2, 2026

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Baha Mar

Baha Mar advertising observed across this podcast campaign.

Jul 7, 2026
First seen
Aug 2, 2026
Last seen
5
Reads
1
Shows
2
Active months
1:08
Avg. length

13-week activity

Public campaign reads by observed week

through Aug 11
1
4

Renewal signals

30 dayNo
60 dayPending
90 dayPending
Promo-code persistence

No recurring promo code was observed.

Creative angle

Yes, there are three luxury hotels all in one place.

Shows

Where the campaign appeared

Placements

mid-roll5

Categories

Representative reads

Examples across the campaign

Example transcript

The read that best represents this campaign's recurring script

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Okay, Miles, I know you didn't invite me to your house, but I just need to tell you, okay, there's regular excited, and then there's vacation excited, and I think I'm the second one right now. Yeah, because you're in my house. I'm trying to pack for our trip coming up because we are going to Baha Mar in Nassau. Ever heard of it? Yes, there are three luxury hotels all in one place. The refined Rosewood, the playfully hip SLS or the stylish Grand Hyatt. So whether your vibe is relaxed, glam or somewhere in between, you're covered. I'm actually all of those things. I know. I don't know how they're going to contain you. I don't know how I'm going to contain myself. We got over 45 restaurants, bars and lounges. Yes, please. A 15 acre water park. I think my kids are going to like that. Dude, the Geischeld is obsessed with water parks. So I'm about to be dad of the year again. And look, you know us. We like a little bit of racket sports. You might catch us at the John McEnroe Tennis Center where they got pickleball. Oh, you certainly will. Paddle even. Yeah, absolutely. So start planning your perfect getaway at bahamar.com.

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