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Bermudian Vicki Abraham has been appointed director of communications and marketing for America’s Cup Bermuda. Ms Abraham will start work in a full-time role for ACBDA and America’s Cup Event Authority in September, responsible for communicating what...

The America’s Cup will ensure that 2017 will be a big year for tourism, but the Bermuda Tourism Authority is working to ensure long-term benefits for the island. David Dodwell, BTA chairman, said that while bookings are already strong for the event a...

The deadline for ideas to be submitted regarding the future use of the Cross Island site is this Sunday. Cross Island is nine acres of reclaimed land at the Royal Naval Dockyard, which will host the America’s Cup event village next year. More than 1...

More than 100 suggestions have been submitted on how to use the nine acres of reclaimed land in Dockyard after the America’s Cup next year. But the Cross Island Legacy committee — tasked with generating ideas for the future of the land — want at leas...

America’s Cup competitors Oracle Team USA and SoftBank Team Japan welcomed the public into their Dockyard facilities on Saturday as part of the Foil Fest event. Artemis Racing, based at Morgan’s Point, had a booth at the event village, where they si...

Nine acres of reclaimed land at the Royal Naval Dockyard presents an enormous opportunity for generating “out of the box” and dynamic ideas for its future use, according to ACBDA chief executive Mike Winfield. Mr Winfield was one of the stakeholders ...

America’s Cup teams will take centre stage for a showpiece event in Dockyard on June 25. Foil Fest 2016, will be hosted by America’s Cup Bermuda, in conjunction with West End Development Corporation, and will feature Artemis Racing, Oracle Team USA a...

America’s Cup organisers say they are confident that Dockyard will be able to cope with the huge influx of visitors expected to descend on the West End for the event. A transportation hub will be created in Dockyard to allow easy access to and from t...

The clock may be ticking, but preparations for the America’s Cup push on “ahead of schedule”, with organisers confident Bermuda will deliver a sailing spectacle that will be remembered for generations to come. With just 365 days until the teams sail ...

The next 12 months will involve a flurry of activity in the West End with a further two teams establishing bases in Dockyard and the completion of the America’s Cup Village. Oracle Team USA and SoftBank Team Japan have already established their Docky...