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Michael Dunkley has met with incoming Bermuda Tourism Authority CEO Kevin Dallas. In a statement today, the Premier formally congratulated Mr Dallas on his new role and expressed his support and optimism for Bermuda’s tourism product. “I shared with ...

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...

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...

The Caroline Bay marina project has been tipped as the next big berthing destination for superyacht owners. The luxury development at the Morgan’s Point property, scheduled to open in March ahead of the America’s Cup, will bring an influx of yachts t...

A Boston-based adventure tour operator is poised to bring a group of leisure road cyclists on a tour of Bermuda next weekend. The tour will be the first offered by Ciclismo Classico in Bermuda, and the inaugural group will consist of eight visitors. ...

A number of cruise ships have been lined up to visit the island during next year’s America’s Cup. And Bermuda Tourism Authority is attempting to lure even more. During the month of June, when most of the America’s Cup races will be held, the Fred Ols...

Tashae Thompson, Bermuda Tourism Authority product development manager, has been named the chairwoman of the Bermuda Chamber of Commerce Tourism Division. Ms Thompson has worked in the tourism industry for ten years and played a critical role in the ...

Another major international sporting event with a profile as large as the America’s Cup could be heading to Bermuda within two years. Bill Hanbury, the CEO of the Bermuda Tourism Authority, said yesterday: “It looks like we may do a global event in A...

Tourism figures were up 7.9 per cent in August, according to statistics released this afternoon by the Ministry of Tourism and Transport. A statement by the ministry said that 94,555 people visited Bermuda for leisure this August, compared to 87,646 ...