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Chairman’s Corner Welcome to Chairman’s Corner, my regular update to both inform and involve the people of Bermuda in the progress of the Bermuda Tourism Authority. This week we will look at the Sales & Marketing Division of the Authority. The Sales ...

William Howard Taft, the only man ever to serve as both President and Chief Justice of the United States, once said of Bermuda that never before in history had such a small location played such a disproportionately large role on the world stage. He m...

Schoolchildren learned dining etiquette over a meal at businesses around the Island, as part of their last class in the Bermuda Hospitality Institute’s annual “Hospitality Skills = Life Skills” Programme. Now in its fourth year, the programme aims to...

Nearly half of residents believe the newly formed Bermuda Tourism Authority will be able to rejuvenate the struggling industry. However, a proposal allowing visitors to rent cars has been overwhelmingly rejected, according to a survey commissioned by...

With the rise of international business, some people might say that Bermuda tourism has gone the way of the dodo bird and is no longer relevant to Bermuda’s economy. If you have a strong opinion on this statement, you can express it at a Bermuda Col...

A number of developers interested in taking on the eyesore site of the former Club Med in St George’s have submitted proposals, it was announced yesterday. Now Government will draw up a shortlist before picking a developer from the site. A Government...

The proposed redevelopment of the Pink Beach Club site has been welcomed by the Progressive Labour Party and the Bermuda Tourism Authority. Shadow Tourism Minister Wayne Furbert said while the Opposition were happy to see the job-creating project mov...

Officials are refusing to say if a betting shop owned by Opposition leader Marc Bean has had its license renewed. The Betting License Authority met last week to hear an application by Mr Bean’s company, Axum, to renew a bookmaker’s license for the Pa...