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Government has missed its self-imposed deadline to establish a Tourism Authority which it maintains is critical to rescuing the troubled industry. But Tourism Minister Shawn Crockwell says much progress has been made and he intends to table legislati...

Tourism chiefs are doomed to repeat the mistakes of the past unless they change their mindsets and place the industry on a new footing, according to critics. Independent MP Terry Lister and former Shadow Tourism Minister Kim Swan spoke out after Gove...

Visitor arrivals for the first three months of 2013 were down almost four percent on the year before, according to the latest statistics. At a press conference yesterday Tourism Minister Shawn Crockwell revealed that Bermuda played host to 33,256 to...

Prince Roberts was the kind of youngster who was “fooling around in school” and not taking his future seriously. But after completing the Bermuda Hospitality Institute’s START Certification Programme, the teenager has a new lease on life. The STAR...

Bermuda won’t be getting a Park Hyatt any time soon, but the hotel company broke ground on a resort in St Kitts this week, that’s being financed through the Government’s St Kitts and Nevis’ Citizenship by Investment Programme. The five-star luxury ho...

June 6, 2013 This letter was sent to the Bermuda Long Riders Motorcycle Club & Association and copied to The Royal Gazette. On behalf of the 12 members from our Southern Cruisers Riding Club, I wish to thank the Bermuda Long Riders for their hospita...

Thai chef Adisak Saephoo has spent the past two decades serving his authentic Asian dishes in top notch hotels, and yachts, owned by multimillionaires. Now working with the Little Venice Group, he has his sights set on giving Bermuda residents a tas...

Bermuda won’t be getting a Park Hyatt any time soon, but the hotel company broke ground on a resort in St. Kitts this week, that’s being financed through the Government St Kitts and Nevis’ Citizenship by Investment Programme. The project could put u...

The private jet used to transport the Premier and two of his Ministers to a Washington DC meeting had been here three times before the now infamous trip, The Royal Gazette can confirm. And it would have cost more than $40,000 to charter. The Gulfstre...

Lessons have been learned from the “Jetgate” affair, and the public will be made fully aware when Ministers travel in future, said Premier Craig Cannonier. But with the Premier insisting that no code of conduct had been breached, it is unclear wheth...