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Bermuda’s hotels are pushing through a rough holiday party season, with the bad economy putting the brakes on annual office celebrations. The Fairmont Southampton saw a 40-percent decline in office party bookings this December, while its sister hotel...

While some of us are snuggled warmly in bed early on December 25, scores of expatriates journey to Elbow Beach to celebrate a different kind of Christmas. Residents like Jesse Haldeman, originally from upstate New York, are up at 6.30am to watch the ...

The Fairmont Southampton yesterday launched a ‘Smile Campaign’ aimed at adding some cheer to the guests’ experience. ‘Smile Ambassadors’ have been appointed across the hotel, charged with finding ways to make guests and colleagues smile more frequent...

The news came in the form of written answers to parliamentary questions submitted to Junior Minister of Public Works Senator Vincent Ingham by Shadow Environment Minister Senator Michael Fahy. And it appears to be confirmation that taxpayers, not pri...

A $52 million expansion proposed for the Fairmont Hamilton Princess has been described by Shadow Tourism Minister Shawn Crockwell as a “welcome decision” However, he said the move demonstrates the demand for space by the international business commun...

The Fairmont Hamilton Princess hopes to build a yacht club and add additional rooms as part of a $52 million expansion. In a press conference at the hotel yesterday, Tourism Minister Wayne Furbert announced that Government has granted in-principle su...

Employers who make Bermudians redundant need to make sure no one else is hired to do their jobs, union boss Chris Furbert warned yesterday. The Bermuda Industrial Union president called a press conference to announce that the three Bermudians who los...

Plans to sell the Coral Beach Club to its members were revealed in a letter yesterday from the New York developer that holds a longterm lease on the South Shore property. Brickman Associates earlier this year scrapped much-heralded plans to redevelop...

Bermuda’s tourism decline is the result of its snotty and arrogant past, according to Cambridge Beaches Resort president Michael Winfield. He believes only by thinking outside the box will the Island be able to shed its image of being old, boring, an...

Workers axed from The Reefs say they are fed up of waiting for answers, but union bosses remain hopeful that a resolution will soon be reached. The two-week employment dispute began when three Bermudian maintenance workers were made redundant from th...