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Smiles and cheers replaced “anxiety, questions” and controversy yesterday when Delta flight 615 taxied through water cannon blasts and became the first aircraft to officially attach itself to a jetway at the new passenger terminal at LF Wade Internat...

Our Royal Gazette video got a sneak peak today at the new $250 million air terminal which will welcome its first flight tomorrow morning. Please take a look at the video by Owain Johnston-Barnes, Kyle McNeil and Raina Barbosa and visit www.royalgaze...

Air visitor arrivals plunged by 90 per cent between July and September, it was revealed today. The Bermuda Tourism Authority said just 5,711 air visitors came to Bermuda over the period. Estimated visitor spending sank by 89 per cent from $111.9 mill...

The Government is to foot the legal bill for any court action over its bailout of laid-off Fairmont Southampton Hotel workers. This was revealed yesterday in the Government’s extensive loan agreement with the hundreds of ex-staff who lost their jobs ...

The Bermuda Tourism Authority’s chief operating officer will step down later this month, it was announced today. Karla Lacey has spent almost seven years as a founding member of the organisation’s executive. A BTA spokeswoman said that Ms Lacey “tend...

Businessman Paul Scope and former police officer Mark Clarke are to take the helm of a SailGP Bermuda steering committee set up to involve the public with the event. Mr Scope, the chairman of Willis Bermuda and the Bermuda Business Development Agenc...

The Government paid out $11 million to redundant hotel workers at the Fairmont Southampton without an agreement from owner Gencom that the money would be paid back, it was revealed today. Curtis Dickinson, the finance minister, added that the Governm...

A team of Bermudian entrepreneurs has been chosen as the new leaseholders of the beachside café at Horseshoe Bay. Delton Ebbin, Carl Vincent and Devon Simons – together, Horseshoe Bay Live – were unveiled as the winning bidders at a press conference ...

Access to a historic black cemetery in the Town of St George has been improved as part of a collaborative effort between multiple organisations. A new pathway into the slave and free black portion of St Peter’s cemetery was officially unveiled yester...

Up to $8 million could be generated for the economy when the second season of an international sailing event begins next spring, the Bermuda Tourism Authority said. The Bermuda Grand Prix will launch the SailGP 2021-22 calendar on the waters of the G...