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There will be free sand sculpting clinics at Horseshoe Bay Beach on Saturday 23 and Sunday 24 August from 5-6pm. This year categories include: Families; Children (12 years and under); Teenagers (13-19 years) and an Open/Company/Organisation/Tourist c...

Desarrollos Hotelco Group, selected from five companies to redevelop the 124-acre ‘Club Med’ site — officially called the St George’s tourism development site — is more than half way through its exclusive negotiation period of 120 days, chairman of t...

High-end tourism is driving economic growth in the Turks and Caicos Islands (TCI), which received a BBB+/Stable/A-2 Sovereign credit rating from Standard & Poor’s (S&P), whose analysis highlighted the Caribbean nation’s hospitality industry. The nort...

A new state of the art marina for the City of Hamilton is scheduled to open later this month. The facility at the Fairmont Hamilton Princess will house up to 60 vessels, ranging in size to accommodate pleasure crafts, tournament fishing boats and sup...

There was plenty to smile about during the two days of the 113th Annual Somerset CC vs St George’s CC Cup Match at Somerset. My colleagues at The Royal Gazette in its brilliant colourful front page coverage, have described the event as one when every...

Ex-Attorney General Mark Pettingill has quit a top job at Clarien Bank less than three months after joining. Mr Pettingill — who left Cabinet to take up the post at the end of May — resigned his post at chief legal officer on Thursday. A spokesman fo...

Organisers of the annual Beachfest celebration believe the event has become an established Cup Match holiday tradition — but needs more support from Government and other official bodies. And executive director Gavin Smith has described calls for the ...

Standard & Poor’s credit rating analysis of Turks and Caicos Islands (TCI), a British Overseas Territory, was released yesterday and highlighted a prosperous economy and net general government asset position for the Caribbean country. The ratings age...

Ex-Attorney General Mark Pettingill has quit a top job at Clarien Bank less than three months after joining. Mr Pettingill — who left Cabinet to take up the post at the end of May — resigned his post at chief legal officer on Thursday. A spokesman fo...

Appeals against a series of applications under the controversial Tucker’s Point Special Development Order (SDO) will be put back before the Minister for reconsideration as a result of a Supreme Court ruling. However, Chief Justice Ian Kawaley found t...