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A 76.5m super yacht owned by an American billionaire docked today at Pennos Wharf in St George. Boardwalk arrived in the East End at about 9.45am and will stay until the weather clears up. The yacht, which weighs 1,848 tons, is a luxury Feadship ...

More than 2,500 people have now signed an online petition calling on the Government to drop the Travel Authorisation Form. The TAF, introduced in June 2020 and expected to continue until March 2023, has been denounced by the Opposition as a “stealth ...

The Opposition yesterday challenged the Government to give details on 15 years of concessions for developers refurbishing the Fairmont Southampton Hotel. The remarks from Craig Cannonier, the Shadow Tourism Minister, followed the tabling on Friday of...

Economic benefits to Bermuda sparked by the reopening of the Fairmont Southampton will “far outweigh” the value of concessions designed to support the hotel’s redevelopment, the tourism minister insisted yesterday. Vance Campbell earlier tabled legis...

Delays to travel authorisation approvals are usually because people submitted their forms too late, a government spokeswoman said. She added that many recent travellers filled out applications in the evening before their planned departure for Bermuda...

Parliamentarians will return to the House of Assembly today when legislation is expected to be tabled to enshrine government support for the Fairmont Southampton redevelopment. The Fairmont Southampton Hotel Act 2022 is listed for tabling before MPs,...

A yacht used in an alleged bid to smuggle a Pablo Picasso painting out of Spain was seen in St George’s over the weekend. Jaime Botin was convicted of trying to traffic the art work Head of a Young Woman on his 65m schooner Adix in 2015. Megayacht Ne...

Rena Lalgie, the Governor, is separating from others for seven days after it emerged on Saturday that a close contact had tested positive for Covid-19. The Governor will continue to work from home, but can now not attend the traditional Peppercorn Ce...

Tourism businesses have been told to brace for thousands of visitors as the Bermuda Tourism Authority predicts a strong summer season. Charles Jeffers II, the BTA’s chief executive officer, said that hotels were almost sold out for the return of the ...

Opposition MP Craig Cannonier has called for answers on why the Bermuda Tourism Authority’s chief sales and marketing officer and his deputy have left the organisation. Douglas Trueblood’s departure, after little more than a year in the post, was ann...