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Tourism minister Shawn Crockwell says he is still hopeful Bermuda can have its first casino up and running in time for the 35th America’s Cup. However, Mr Crockwell conceded progress has taken longer than expected as the Bermuda Government strives to...

The America’s Cup will continue to provide short and long-term opportunities for Bermudians, according to Michael Fahy, the Minister of Home Affairs. His comments came as he was given a tour yesterday of the Morgan’s Point site where Artemis Racing a...

New environmental regulations for superyachts could spell “doomsday” for the industry, according to reports from the British press. However, Mark Soares, a leading figure from Bermuda’s yachting sector, has said he is yet to witness any panic result...

Fresh off their victory at Louis Vuitton America’s Cup World Series Bermuda, the Artemis Racing sailing team have returned to San Francisco, but work is under way in earnest at their new home at Morgan’s Point. Bermudians are playing a significant ro...

The resounding success of the Louis Vuitton America’s Cup World Series Bermuda weekend has sparked fresh optimism for the potential rebirth of the City of Hamilton. The sailing spectacle, which attracted huge crowds to Front Street and provided a maj...

Tiny the Tree Frog is taking on the America’s Cup as part of his next children’s book — the first to be sold internationally. Author Elizabeth Mulderig said she worked alongside the America’s Cup team for the project, and was excited to discover that...

Marc Bean has welcomed the “excitement and entertainment” surrounding the Louis Vuitton America’s Cup World Series Bermuda and said that he hoped the Government would now report the economic impact of the weekend’s event “transparently and with accou...

New experiences brought to Bermuda because of the America’s Cup should become a permanent fixture, according to Chamber of Commerce executive director Kendaree Burgess. Ms Burgess and other seniors members of the Chamber told The Royal Gazette of the...

When the world’s media turned their attention towards the Island for the Louis Vuitton America’s Cup World Series Bermuda, it offered a rare glimpse of how our tiny archipelago is perceived by the outside world. An event of such magnitude being hoste...

When Hurricane Joaquin brushed passed Bermuda it left the Pier 6 tent as well as any hopes of having it ready for the beginning of the Louis Vuitton America’s Cup World Series in tatters. But thanks to a superhuman effort from a team of committed Ber...