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The Department of Tourism has launched its advertising blitz in the US promoting next month's prestigious World Conference of Mayors. And tourism bosses are so keen to make the conference a success they could plough extra money into the event in a bi...

the creation of a register of jobs held by non-Bermudians and the compulsory teaching of black and Bermudian history -- these are just some of the recommendations put forward at a public forum held earlier this year to stamp out racism. In June the g...

The World Conference of Mayors will now definitely be going ahead -- after the Department of Tourism was appointed as promoters for the prestigious event. The future of the conference had been in some doubt following a dispute between the department ...

controversial convention organiser Bonnie Marshall. But this year's convention -- due to be held on the Island in November -- could still be in jeopardy because the American promoter is still involved in its organisation -- and Department of Tourism ...

over the company's plans to expand. And last night CEO Garry Madeiros described Pembroke West Central MP Ann Cartwright DeCouto's comments as "unfortunate'', claiming that the plant expansion will "reduce the impact of emissions on ground level''. Mr...

made by an American conference promoter. And he described Bonnie Marshall, head of the Afro American Global Trade and Tourism Council, as "not the easiest person with whom to do business'' -- blaming her for the discord between her company and the De...

A conference organiser has accused a top civil servant of "deception and bad faith'' in negotiations to bring a prestigious convention to the Island. And she has also suggested that racism could be at the heart of the trouble-hit plan to hold the Wor...

The row between Tourism chiefs and the company hired to organise a prestigious conference on the Island could soon be resolved. The Afro American Global Trade and Tourism Council has threatened legal action against the Department of Tourism, claiming...

Tourism chiefs appear to still be at loggerheads with the organisation hired to promote a prestigious international conference on the Island -- despite calls for talks between the two warring parties. Last week it was revealed that the African Americ...

Telecommunications giant Cable and Wireless looks set to drop its $100 million dollar lawsuit against the Government later this week after. The company took legal action against the Government after price protection legislation for the company's riva...