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The public may gain access to the inner workings of Government’s new Tourism Authority, according to Minister Shawn Crockwell. Asked if the organisation planned to continue meeting privately, a spokesman said: “When the Authority is formed, it will b...

Developer Carl Bazarian says it would cost some $1.5 million per key to build a five-star resort in Bermuda. Therefore, the financial models would ultimately have to work before any developer breaks ground on a new resort here. The $1.5 million a ke...

Developer Carl Bazarian says the termination of his lease was ”improper” and he continues to “plough ahead” with a proposed new Hyatt resort in St George’s. He said he had spent “millions” of his own money on its design and other expenses so far. Mr ...

Diners will soon be able to snag some sweet deals or try special menu items at dozens of Island eateries starting next week. Bermuda’s Restaurant Week kicks off on next Wednesday, January 16, and runs through Wednesday, February 6 — giving residents...

In six months time, Bermuda should have a fully functioning Tourism Authority — fulfilling an OBA election pledge. More detail has to be fleshed out — for instance, exactly what powers will be devolved to the new authority, what will its membership b...

Veteran hotelier David Dodwell has been appointed chairman designate of a new Tourism Authority. The authority was an election pledge made by the One Bermuda Alliance, which aspires to have it up and running in six months. The news regarding Mr Dodwe...

With the year over and no movement apparent to build the Park Hyatt in St George’s, the new One Bermuda Alliance government should scrap its deal with developer Carl Bazarian. So said Bermuda Environmental Sustainability Task Force head Stuart Haywar...

The Island’s third quarter tourism for 2012 slumped by nearly three percent in comparison with the year before. Most of the decline was attributed to an eight percent drop in scheduled cruise ship calls for July to September, 2012, over the previous ...

The Bermuda Hotel Association has named hospitality veteran Corrine Simons Fiocca as the Island’s Hotelier of the Year for 2011. At a reception last week, surrounded by colleagues, friends and nine members of her family, an unsuspecting Mrs Simons Fi...

Despite the struggling economy, New Year’s reservations at Bermuda’s restaurants are filling up fast. While the Island Restaurant Group, which includes Barracuda, Victoria Grill, Pickled Onion and Hog Penny, still has space, New Year’s Eve revellers ...