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Objectors reiterated their concerns about the proposed Park Hyatt resort in a special meeting with Planning officials this week. Approximately 65 people turned out for a hearing at Penno’s Wharf to state why they felt the proposed St George’s develop...

The new general manager of the Fairmont Hamilton Princess believes the “many benefits” of gambling would help to resurrect Bermuda's tourism industry. Len Czarnecki, who has 25 years experience, is predicting “exciting times ahead” now that making ga...

Tourism Minister Patrice Minors is ready to put aside her personal anti-gambling views for the good of the Country. The politician has said she will start pushing for casinos in Bermuda if most residents agree it is the best way forward for tourism. ...

The National Tourism Plan has been delayed until the new year with Tourism Minister Patrice Minors vowing to “leave no stone unturned”. The long-term master plan, which was originally due to be completed this summer then delayed until October, has no...

News in today’s Royal Gazette that the Tourism “master plan” will not be ready until the early months of next year is deeply disappointing. That’s because the delays show that there is a still belief in Government that it is business as usual for tou...

A tourist who was taken to hospital after being struck by a taxi on Front Street has vowed to return to Bermuda to “do over” her summer vacation. April Lockhart, 55, from New York, said the last place she expected to get involved in a road accident w...

A new managing director is to oversee both the Fairmont Southampton and the Fairmont Hamilton Princess. George Terpilowski takes the helm for Fairmont Bermuda after 30 years’ hospitality experience, most recently as general manager of the Fairmont Wa...

The affordable condos on South Shore, Warwick are built but where is the hotel that was promised? Developer Gilbert Lopes will have the first phase of the Grand Atlantic condos finished this month, just a few weeks off schedule. A new 100-room hotel ...

The Niobe Corinthian gambling ship is to go to the auction block, following a Supreme Court order approving its sale. Chief Justice Richard Ground yesterday ruled the vessel must be sold to pay three crew members owed more than $40,000 by the ship’s ...