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As a hand sanitiser shortage sweeps the island due to Covid-19 fears, a promise by Government to source the product has puzzled at least one distributor. “I don’t know where the Government is going to get it from,” said the distributor, who did not ...

Covid-19 is being called the worst thing to hit world tourism since 9/11, and some local operators are very worried. Industry veteran Mark O’Connor, who leads a group for Bermuda Food Tours each week, said he’s already seen one tour group cancel due...

MP Chefs catering clients really, really love Mexican food. They come running whenever owners Chelsea Mayho and Tyrone Pedro make taco salad for lunch. “They just flock to us,” Mr Pedro said. He and Ms Mayho are fine with that because Mexican is one...

When clients drift away, some hair salons offer hefty discounts to lure them back. Salon Pink owner Kidist “Pinky” Emery doesn’t see any reason for discounts at her place. “We offer great services,” she said. “We have an amazing team. Our ideal cust...

The Masterworks Museum eatery in the Botanical Gardens in Paget has a revamped look and a new name — its old one. Homer’s Café opened on Monday, again, after 18 months as the Salty Lime. Salty Lime chef Jorge Lucero Navarro took over the running of...

Paddle Popped popcorn has had its fits and starts since Malachi Symonds first started it in 2014. He went off to boarding school, ran it for two years during a gap year, then went off to college. “I had a family member doing it for me when I was away...

When Karen Brine started in real estate, three decades ago, most people got married, had a family and bought a house. Today’s generation is turning everything on its head. “Millennials are career oriented,” she said. “They want to travel. They don’t...

Two years ago termites invaded Stephen Mayor’s apartment. He tried everything from special dusts to spraying and spot treatments. “Nothing worked,” he said. In the end he had no choice but to fumigate. Calling around he quickly learnt that there was...

On a chilly day Shannon and Lindsey Philpott’s handiwork pops up all over Bermuda — hoodies with BDA or Devil’s Isle printed on them, T-shirts, woolly hats carrying a Bermuda map design. The couple started BermuniTees five years ago to offer Bermuda ...

Tori Wine admits he was a bit of a drill sergeant when he first started as a fitness trainer. “I think I was just really excited about getting people motivated and in shape,” he said with a laugh. It didn’t take him long to realise that shouting didn...