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New soup and salad eatery, Nonna’s Kitchen, celebrated its grand opening yesterday with owner/chef Norma Thomson saying business has really taken off at the Bermudiana Road location. She said her homemade offerings including chilli, beef stew, soups ...

Bermuda is being promoted by a prominent US cancer researcher as a centre for international medical conferencing. New York oncologist Francis Arena chose the Island as a base for the first in an anticipated series of gatherings starting this July. “I...

The best and brightest of the Island’s hospitality industry were honoured on Saturday at the 12th annual VIP Excellence Awards. Of the 54 finalists representing all areas of the industry, it was Betty-Jean Gilbert who took home the top honours — the ...

Hundreds of hospitality workers celebrated the best in their industry last night at the VIP Excellence Awards. Betty Jean Gilbert, of the Fairmont Southampton, took home the evening's top honours, winning both the Best Server/Hostess/Room Service Awa...

Fast food favourite Mr Chicken has opened a third location in Devonshire offering centrally based residents a new takeout option. Owned by Beryl and David Furbert, the new Mr Chicken Express walk-up window opened two weeks ago and word is quickly spr...

Tourism Minister Shawn Crockwell is confident the industry can bounce back from a “disappointing” year in 2012. At a press conference yesterday unveiling a raft of promotional initiatives and strategies planned for 2013, Mr Crockwell warned that the ...

A new cafe has opened at the Bermuda Aquarium, Museum & Zoo allowing parents, tourists and members alike to enjoy some good eats and a breathtaking view of crystal clear waters. The appropriately named Azu Beastro opened last month with a covered pat...

Mike Winfield wants Bermuda to become a place people aspire to visiting, rather than the mid-market destination it has gradually turned into. Visitors must want to escape to the Island, and the Tourism Board member believes the fact that not everyone...

At first glance, giving a bunch of celebrities and journalists an all-expenses paid trip to Bermuda to play in a golf tournament hardly seems like a reasonable use of the Department of Tourism’s dollars. However, dig a little further, and the raison ...