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Viking lines’ cruise ship Orion will drop anchor tomorrow to complete quarantine before it homeports in Bermuda. Lawrence Scott, the transport minister, said today the ship will remain in the Great Sound for six days so the 460 crew members can compl...

Extra support to boost the struggling tour boat industry is being considered by the Government, it was revealed yesterday. Lawrence Scott, the transport minister, said the Bermuda Tour Boat Association had approached the Government for help to tackl...

A series of free workshops designed to improve accessibility across the island has been launched by the Bermuda Tourism Authority. The online workshops, organised with OBMI Bermuda Accessible Solutions, were designed to help participants learn more a...

Until six years ago, Bermuda wasn’t on Phil Hospod’s radar as a place to visit, or invest in. But in 2015 his journalist wife was assigned to cover the Bermuda Triangle Challenge running races for a US publication, and the Montreal native was willing...

The Bermuda Aquarium, Museum and Zoo has partially reopened more than a month after the pandemic forced it to shut its doors. The attraction, which closed to guests on March 29 in the wake of a spike of Covid-19 cases, began to welcome visitors into...

The new owner of Cambridge Beaches said yesterday he planned to plough millions of dollars into the resort over the next few years. But, despite his faith in the long-term future of tourism, Phil Hospod warned that hospitality businesses would strugg...

The Hamilton Princess & Beach Club has opened new accommodation for a different type of guest – island birds. The hotel has installed bird feeders – painted pink with white roofs to match the hotel – around its lawn area. A spokeswoman for the hotel ...

The St Regis hotel has been given the green light to move forward — a week after retroactive changes to the approved plans were rejected. The Development Applications Board refused to grant retroactive planning permission at a hearing last week. But ...

Senators approved a law to cut liquor licence fees during yesterday’s session of the Upper House. The Liquor Licence (Fee Reduction) Temporary Amendment Act was rushed through the House of Assembly on Friday in a bid to give the hospitality sector a...

A temporary cut in the cost of liquor licences for bars and restaurants was toasted by the trade yesterday. Karl Massam, the general manager of restaurant group Yellowfin and chairman of the restaurant division of the Chamber of Commerce, said the 50...