Yes, Atlantis Paradise Island in The Bahamas remains a highly profitable and vital asset for its owners, Brookfield Asset Management. In late 2025, the resort secured a massive $1.93 billion refinancing package, which signals strong investor confidence in its long-term financial health. The resort reported record-breaking visitation numbers throughout 2024 and 2025, the highest in its history. This profitability is being reinvested immediately; Brookfield has committed an additional $475 million for capital projects over the next five years. These include a total renovation of "The Cove" guestrooms and public spaces starting in 2026, as well as upgrades to the casino and dining venues. As the largest private-sector employer in the country with over 6,200 staff members, the resort's continued profitability is a cornerstone of the Bahamian economy, sustained by high demand for luxury hospitality and its unique "mega-resort" attractions like the Aquaventure water park.