Log In

Entertainers and vendors will come together for the return of the island’s longest-running street festival next week. The Bermuda Chamber of Commerce said Harbour Nights will be on Front Street from 7pm until 10pm on June 1 and every Wednesday throug...

Bermudians seeking a Canadian visa can submit their biometrics for the first time in two years, the labour and economy ministry announced. Biometrics became impossible to collect after the Canadian Government instituted a travel ban for Canadian publ...

Work on the St George’s marina project is expected to begin this summer – but the estimated cost of the project has risen by almost 50 per cent. Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch, the Minister of Public Works, told the House of Assembly this morning tha...

Bermuda’s Travel Authorisation paperwork for Covid-19 could be simplified after facing pushback from the cruise industry, transport minister Lawrence Scott said yesterday. “We’re in the process of trying to see if we can make the Travel Authorisation...

A US couple who ran afoul of Covid-19 regulations at one of the island’s top resorts said their first trip to Bermuda would be their last. Their complaint included being sent children’s colouring books after they asked for activities during their qua...

The art collection at the Hamilton Princess Hotel just got a little brighter. Two freshly painted murals have gone up this week, with a colourful greeting on top of the Crown and Anchor terrace’s rooftop – and an umbrella that caught the attention of...

Bermuda’s tourism sector is showing signs of a gradual recovery from the Covid pandemic wipeout. Figures released by the Bermuda Tourism Authority (BTA) for the first quarter of 2022 show a modest upturn in the vital economic area. Compared with pre-...

A 154-year-old ring found between the floorboards of an historic home has been repatriated by a former Bermudian resident and returned to the Bermuda National Trust. Jean Freeman returned the gold ring last week after using it as a wedding band from ...

Supporters waved flags and cheered the teams on the water at SailGP yesterday. Many people watched the fast-paced action from Cross Island where they soaked up the sun and the atmosphere while others enjoyed spectating from boats as Australia defeate...

Festive crowds filled Front Street yesterday evening as Street Fest helped crowds to get ready for SailGP. Charles H Jeffers II, the CEO of the Bermuda Tourism Authority, said the event was a “great reopening” of tourism on the island. “After more th...