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Hospitality stakeholders are invited to join a Bermuda Tourism Authority (BTA) webinar next week aimed at preparing the local industry for the second half of 2020. The free, 90-minute “Tourism Readiness Webinar,” scheduled 12:30 pm to 2 pm (ADT) Mond...

Bermuda will be the new stage for an international youth golf tournament next year, the tourism minister announced yesterday. Zane DeSilva said the Bermuda Junior Championship would be held as a part of a four-year deal agreed between the Bermuda Tou...

Bermuda’s tourism sector suffered another blow yesterday after cruise operator Royal Caribbean International suspended all voyages to the island until November. The move added 17 more sailings to those the company has already called off in response t...

More cruise ship sailings to Bermuda have been cancelled after the Cruise Lines International Association announced the voluntary suspension of United States cruise operations until September 15. Carnival Corporation reacted by extending the halt on ...

Air arrivals for the second half of 2020 are expected to be one third of what they were last year, while hotel occupancy is expected to average about 25 per cent for the next six months. The statistics, which portray a grim outlook for tourism, appea...

Visitors will have to foot the bill for their Covid-19 tests, the Premier said yesterday. David Burt said in a tweet: “Rest assured, visitors will pay a fee for their testing.” Mr Burt went online after Zane DeSilva, the tourism minister, spoke about...

Another 17 cruise ship calls to Bermuda have been cancelled by Norwegian Cruise Line after it extended a halt to most of its sailings until October 1. The total number of cancelled trips by all operators is now at least 113 out of the 192 cruises to ...

Rosewood Bermuda will reopen to guests on July 2, the resort announced yesterday, with more than 40 rooms already booked. Chris Maybury, a representative of hotel owner Gencom, said more than 40 rooms were already booked and that the hotel would be a...

Visitors who receive Covid-19 tests will be expected to pay a fee, the Premier said this morning on social media. David Burt said in a tweet: “Rest assured, visitors will pay a fee for their testing.” The comment came after Zane DeSilva, the tourism ...

Special promotions in golf and retail in coming weeks aspire to rally the community and support local businesses and jobs as the island readies for air visitors to return next month. The Bermuda Tourism Authority (BTA) recovery roadmap includes a de...