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A new initiative intended to expose Bermuda to millions of viewers of a major US network television programme is expected to roll out this morning at little cost to the taxpayer. In March, Tourism Minister Wayne Furbert announced a partnership with B...

He has been on the front line of Bermuda’s hospitality industry since the Second World War and now, as he retires at 83, tributes have poured in from restaurateurs, relatives and friends. Earl (Happy Jack) Godfrey was honoured at a special reception ...

In an about-face, the deal for a new hotel in St George’s has been reaffirmed by Tourism Minister Wayne Furbert — after he said he mistakenly called it “terminated”. Meanwhile, United Bermuda Party leader and St George’s West MP Kim Swan continued to...

Restaurateur Claudio Vigilante’s Associated Cuisine faces new legal action. CH Ltd, landlord for Associated Cuisine’s Maria’s Ristorante and Fresco’s wine bar, has taken out a writ against the company. A spokesman for CH Ltd said there are alleged l...

St George’s Mayor Kenneth Bascome will push for another meeting with developer Carl Bazarian on proposed plans for the former Club Med hotel site. This after calls by the Bermuda Environmental Sustainability Taskforce (BEST) for Government to termina...

The Vice President of Bazarian International has shut down the suggestion by the Bermuda Environmental Sustainability Taskforce (BEST) to terminate the contract for building a proposed resort in St George’s. Claiming the terms of the agreement betwee...

If you’re a bachelor whose idea of cooking is making a peanut butter sandwich or ramen noodles, then it’s time to step into the 21st Century — so believes chef Brian Russell Richardson. Mr Richardson is encouraging men of all ages to turn up the hea...

Tourism Minister Wayne Furbert took to the Big Apple this week as part of a brief media campaign promoting the Island. Mr Furbert attended represented Bermuda at two events in New York with Conde Nast Traveler; a 25th anniversary celebration for the ...

Green Lantern staff have taken legal action against the owners of the now-closed restaurant over more than $60,000 in severance pay they claim they’re owed. The seven staff all lost their jobs when the landmark diner shut down in February, a victim o...