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Bermuda has lost its air link to the gateway city of Boston, Massachusetts, because of lack of demand during the off season, the transport minister said this morning. Lawrence Scott yesterday addressed the upcoming loss of JetBlue’s service to Boston...

A new restaurant and bars could be built on the site of a Somerset landmark. A planning application by property owner Sandys Holding Company said the firm wanted to partly demolish the former Somerset Country Squire – which shut its doors last year –...

An Opposition MP demanded answers from the Government yesterday on the future of a major hotel. Craig Cannonier, the shadow tourism minister, said the Government had a duty to reveal if the shuttered Elbow Beach hotel was on the market – and what act...

The future of the Elbow Beach resort is in question after reports that the owners have tried to sell the hotel. The Paget property shut up shop in early 2020 because of the Covid-19 pandemic and was expected to re-open at the start of this year. But ...

The cost to fly to Heathrow will rise next summer as the airport is set to increase passenger taxes. The Civil Aviation Authority, the UK aviation regulator, has said it could allow the airport to increase charges by up to 56 per cent by 2023 as it a...

Bermuda is set to lose its direct air service to Boston, a major US gateway city, when JetBlue airlines cuts its service at the end of this month. The quick flight to Boston is a popular link for Bermudian students in the US as well as for medical tr...

Front Street received a rare visitor this week with the arrival of The World – the world’s largest residential yacht. The ship arrived in Hamilton on Wednesday morning and was due to depart this afternoon after two nights at port. The World mea...

Potential buyers for the stalled Caroline Bay resort have dropped out of the running, the finance minister said yesterday. It was understood that buyers for the Morgan’s Point development were on track to sign a deal earlier this year. But Curtis Di...

David Burt, the Premier and tourism minister, has painted a positive picture of the industry – despite the fact that visitor numbers have plummeted in the past 18 months. At last night’s Covid press conference, Mr Burt said that the Government was w...

The owners of the island’s biggest resort lobbied the Government for a delay to $11 million in redundancy payments to staff until a year after they were laid off. Karim Alibhai, the founder and principal of Gencom, warned David Burt, the Premier, tha...