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College Weeks kicks off in Bermuda this weekend for the first time since the boom years of tourism in years gone by. The first batch of students from Canada and the United States will be flying in for the launch of a series of Spring Break Events sch...

New Yorkers received a small taste of Bermuda in the heart of the city. Bermuda Department of Tourism hosted “Experience Bermuda Day” at Grand Central Terminal’s Vanderbilt Hall. Local musicians and gombeys were on hand at the event, which was decora...

Coral Beach’s membership may include some of Bermuda’s wealthiest residents, but in this economy even the rich are being conservative with their cash. The Paget beach and tennis club’s members appear to be balking at a plan by US developer Brickman t...

There was some good news in the 2011 tourism figures released on Monday by Tourism Minister Wayne Furbert. Mr Furbert, who took over the Ministry in the October Cabinet reshuffle, was able to announce that total arrivals increased by 12 percent to a...

Members of exclusive Coral Beach Club have been presented with an extraordinary plan to sell them the club facilities for some $28 million. As part of the “equity conversion” plan members would have to make an investment of $35,000 (resident) or $20,...

Bermuda recorded the second highest number of visitors in history last year, and a 12 percent increase on 2010. Minister of Tourism Wayne Furbert announced yesterday that 655,236 tourists came to the Island in 2011. That was second only to 2007 when ...

A senior who took it upon himself to tidy Government property so it looks better for tourists has been honoured with a new award. Wilfred Furbert, 73, was named yesterday as the first recipient of the “Unsung Heroes” awards, which are the brainchild ...

Government and the Bermuda Industrial Union are close to signing an agreement that could reduce the building cost of hotels, according to Tourism Minister Wayne Furbert. The Minister said an announcement regarding the decision would be made in due co...