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Bermuda has nothing to fear in terms of tourism competition from Cuba, as the Caribbean giant emerges into the market after decades of being frozen out by the United States, according to tourism minister Senator Michael Fahy. Mr Fahy made the asserti...

Securing the future of the National Trust’s education programme and making its vast archive of historic artefacts and documents more accessible to the public will be top priorities for newly appointed executive director Bill Zuill. Mr Zuill, who took...

The future of the island’s tourism industry is the brightest it has been for decades. The rallying call came yesterday at the Tourism Summit where Michael Dunkley commended a tenth consecutive monthly increase in vacation air arrivals, year-on-year “...

Two prominent hotel bosses have thrown their support behind plans to bring rental minicars to Bermuda. Allan Federer, general manager of the Hamilton Princess, said he was “very, very excited” by the initiative, while John Bush, president of Clearwat...

Home-grown international aid charity KatKids is hosting its tenth annual night market tomorrow. Proceeds from the event will go towards supporting children in need in Bermuda, Nepal and Southern Africa. “The market is our annual fundraiser,” chairwo...

The owner of Vape Bermuda has defended the website as a legitimate business which “does not encourage or condone” the use of its products with illegal substances. Yesterday, The Royal Gazette revealed that the same-day online delivery company was sel...

Stefan Davis found a way to express himself through photography. The 48-year-old took up the skill after being introduced to it through the PhotoVoice programme at the Mid-Atlantic Wellness Institute. He is one of about 60 past and present, young a...

Local lawyers will be marching through the streets of Hamilton ... not in protest, but for charity. The third annual Legal Fraternity Charity Walk aims to raise money for Coalition for the Protection of Children Breakfast for Every Child Programme a...

Ending the practice of social promotion in schools will ensure that students can develop “suitably and adequately” in the public system, according to Wayne Scott, the Minister of Education. Mr Scott told a press conference this morning that the polic...

The Farmers’ Market will return to the Botanical Gardens this Saturday morning. Local farmers, fishermen, gardeners, cooks and artisans will be selling produce, farm-related items, plants and locally made or designed crafts directly to residents and ...