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The Deliverance, a top East End historical attraction that suffered serious damage in the 2014 hurricane season, has been given a boost for its restoration. The first ever Marine Expo in St George drew more than 2,500 people on May 1, with some of th...

With the arrival of the June sunshine yesterday, The Royal Gazette took to the streets of Hamilton to ask visitors for their first impressions of Bermuda. Sergio Gonlance, from Columbia: “This is my first time being in Bermuda and it is paradise. We...

Award-winning director Patrick Baucelin has presented 30 DVD copies of his documentary to Senator Michael Fahy, the tourism minister. Mr Baucelin, of Martinique, handed over copies of Cities of the Caribbean Islands for the benefit of Bermuda’s libra...

Tobacco Bay operators Beach Boys have been awarded Trip Advisor’s Certificate of Excellence thanks to positive reviews posted on the travel website. Recipients of the award include accommodations, eateries and attractions located globally that have ...

Plans to turn a building at Shelly Bay into a new restaurant have been granted planning approval by the Development Applications Board. While the plans for the Shelly Bay Beach House sparked controversy due to the inclusion of a new parking lot near ...

Cambridge Beaches has been awarded the TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence for the sixth time for its positive customer reviews on the popular hospitality website. To qualify, Cambridge Beaches Resort and Spa had to score an average of four out of ...

Draft hotel concessions for the Tucker’s Point Hotel and Resort were approved in the Senate yesterday. The Bill aims to improve the tourism product at the hotel while providing opportunities for Bermudian workers. Michael Fahy, the new Minister of To...

Local entertainers and promoters are being urged to submit ideas to be considered for grants from the Bermuda Tourism Authority. Pat Phillip-Fairn, the BTA’s chief products and experiences developmental officer, said: “We’re looking for new entertain...

The search for a successor to Bermuda Tourism Authority CEO Bill Hanbury will begin this summer. Mr Hanbury’s three-year contract with the BTA concludes at the end of 2016, and his replacement is expected to be identified by the fourth quarter of thi...

News that St George would again play host to a regular cruise ship next year has been roundly welcomed by the town’s business community. Community leaders also hailed the deal between the Bermuda Government and Norwegian Cruise Line that will see at ...