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Bermuda’s “inspirational” scuba diving is a cover story in Sport Diver magazine, featuring several pages of colour photos of the Island’s shipwrecks and sights as the writer follows in the footsteps of the stars of the movie The Deep. And even more p...

Concerns over tourists’ safety were raised by a woman worried that they were being rented improper helmets. Karen Jones contacted The Royal Gazette after she spotted a bicycle helmet attached to an Oleander Cycles rental scooter last week. “I started...

Hotelier John Jefferis has been presented with an award recognising his contributions to Trinidad and Tobago’s tourism industry. The award is part of a series of initiatives by the government of Trinidad and Tobago to celebrate the country’s 50th ann...

Entrepreneurs have launched a campaign urging residents to end Bermuda’s ban on casinos. Spinning Wheel managing director Steve Simons says gaming would be a shot in the arm for the economy and tourism industry, while helping alleviate unemployment p...

An $80 million renovation of 9 Beaches remains on the cards, employees of the Sandys hotel insist. A visit to the Daniel’s Head resort found the property slightly overgrown and the majority of buildings closed, with no evidence of construction. Hotel...

Potential visitors’ letter to Fiona Campbell: After some discussion and monitoring the newspaper from Bermuda we have decided to pass on vacating there next spring. The environment on the island seems to be negative — upswing in crime, declining atti...

Potential visitors to the Island are being put off by the tone of online conversations, says booking agent Fiona Campbell. Ms Campbell, a Bermudian whose Toronto-based company Bermuda Accommodations Inc, sources holiday accommodations for people comi...

August is well known in the media for being “silly season”, when stories that would usually disappear without trace get unwarranted attention and jump up news lists as many newsmakers take well earned vacations. That may explain why Bermuda’s plans t...