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Visitors arriving in the West End were not faced with transportation chaos this morning despite some a withdrawal of labour from taxi drivers. Although many went ahead with their protest, the impact was reduced when minibus associations dropped their...

The president of the Bermuda Taxi Owners and Operators Association has defended the industrial action taken by taxi drivers this weekend in protest over legislation that would let tourists rent minicars. Taxi drivers pressed ahead with their protest ...

The Bermuda Tourism Authority’s public relations officers generated editorial content worth more than $26 million in advertising during 2015. The BTA said yesterday that much of that content came from 108 journalists who visited the island last year ...

The Bermuda Tourism Authority issued a progress report on its corporate objectives after Parliament’s discussion of its incentive programme. Kenneth Bascome, Junior Minister of Tourism, informed legislators during Friday’s session that every member o...

When Jack Murphy first came to Bermuda in 1966, he thought the island was the perfect honeymoon destination. Three years later, he followed up on that thought with his wife, Mary Beth — the second of around 40 trips to the island. Returning to the is...

Michael Dunkley described Caroline Bay as “a sign of greater things on the horizon” at a groundbreaking ceremony for the luxury resort yesterday. Attending the event at Morgan’s Point alongside the Premier were representatives from the Ritz-Carlton ...

Almost $15 million of tax concessions have been approved by the House of Assembly to allow the redevelopment of two hotel sites. A total of $11.8 million in concessions for the Elbow Beach Hotel were approved to support a $38 million redevelopment, i...

One of Bermuda’s best-known hoteliers, Muriel Richardson, will retire at the end of June as general manager at the Rosedon Hotel after 37 years of service. Mrs Richardson, who according to a press release has been the driving force behind Rosedon’s “...

Residents looking to beautify their neighbourhoods can now participate in an innovative initiative managed by the Bermuda Tourism Authority. The Neighbourhood Beautification Project, launched today, invites the public to submit applications online to...

West End bus schedules will be amended to try to cut the number of Bermudians left stranded at bus stops, Senator Michael Fahy has announced. Mr Fahy, the transport minister, said Number 8 buses have been full of cruise ship passengers in the morning...