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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...

As if there wasn’t enough bad news floating around, Tourism Minister Wayne Furbert announced on Friday that Bermuda was likely to lose the PGA Grand Slam of Golf, which has been the centrepiece of Bermuda’s tourism and sports marketing strategy for s...

It was said in the early 1940s that government has always pursued policies which have tended to preserve the peace, charm and amenities of the islands, not only for the purpose of attracting visitors...but because the preservation of such amenities i...

When the Green Lantern closes its doors for the last time tomorrow a piece of Bermudian history will go with it. And judging by the response to this week’s article that the restaurant is closing, the famous Pembroke eatery will certainly be missed b...

January 27, 2012 Dear Sir, This is perhaps my 200th visit to Bermuda beginning with Spring Break in 1969 through today. There have been some changes, don’t you think? At dinner last night with some Bermudian friends, my question was: Is it me who, ov...

A taste of the Middle East is coming to the former Greg's Steakhouse on the corner of Parliament and Church Streets. Chef Amre Omar and his business partner are taking over the restaurant, which closed in late 2010. Mr Omar said yesterday that the sp...

The Reefs Club has begun marketing its fractional condominiums to Bermuda residents, saying it could be the “ultimate stay-cation” or place for guests to stay. Starting at about $180,000 you could buy shared ownership with unlimited stays (based on a...

‘In the sector of heritage tourism an important part of the economic contributions of historic preservation the researchers found that heritage tourists stay 4.7 nights longer than the average tourist, and spend 78 percent more in restaurants than ot...