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New restaurant Tempest is aiming to make waves in St George’s. Tempest — run by the team who own the successful Mad Hatters in Hamilton — opened its doors in the historic former Carriage House restaurant building this month. And general manager Paolo...

Transport chiefs appear to have corrected glitches to a new transport system for cruise ship passengers at Dockyard. Last week private mini buses began running a shuttle service to Horseshoe Bay, a route that had previously been provided by Departmen...

“Keep the end in view” is the creed of Bermuda’s esteemed Berkeley Institute. That’s valuable advice for the Bermuda Tourism Authority as it charts its course through the unsteady social, economic and political seas that seem to churn away relentless...

If you ever wondered who the people behind the Bermuda Tourism Authority are, and what they do, wonder no more. In a series of articles the BTA will throw the spotlight on their staff members, beginning with Adam Barboza, the Sports and Events Develo...

Tourism Minister Shawn Crockwell has backed the new Bermuda Tourism Authority in the wake of the latest visitor figures. Mr Crockwell said: “Although it’s still very early days into the BTA’s stewardship, I am much encouraged by all the positive acti...

For years, Lucille Woolridge would collect tourists from the airport and drive them around the Island in her taxi. The 84-year-old never imagined she’d be honoured for the service, however on a recent trip to Canada she received high praise from Calg...

Bermuda has “finally cast off its tired old image” and is no longer for the “newlyweds and nearly deads”, according to one travel writer. Estella Shardlow recently visited “the lonely mid-Atlantic island”, which she writes has “become synonymous with...

There was evidence of a Bermuda economy still in flux from the economic recession this week, as confirmation came that the Bermuda money supply this Cup Match holiday was at a seven-year low. The news came during Bermuda tourism’s high season, and at...

Planning applications have been submitted for the redevelopment of the Grand Atlantic housing complex into a luxury condo hotel. And today The Royal Gazette unveils exclusive images of what the new development might look like — including a cable car ...