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"Edgehill Manor guest house for sale for $4.5m"

Guest house owner Bridget Marshall is selling Edgehill Manor and retiring after 30 years in the tourism business. The 14-room guest house near the City on Rosemont Avenue is listed for sale with Joy Lusher Real Estate for $4.5 million. Mrs Marshall s...
Aug 23, 2011
Editorials

"Disappointing delay"

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...
Aug 23, 2011
Other

"Tourist injured on Front Street vows to return"

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...
Aug 22, 2011
Tourism

"Fairmont names Mastalir replacement"

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...
Aug 16, 2011
Other

"Hotel yet to break ground"

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 ...
Aug 09, 2011
Court

"Judge orders Niobe Corinthian to the auction block"

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 ...
Aug 05, 2011
Politics

"Tourism blitzing US east coast markets"

A massive marketing blitz is now under way to try to turn around Bermuda's struggling tourism industry. Tourism Minister Patrice Minors has revealed she is trying to boost visitor numbers with “aggressive sales and marketing efforts to promote touris...
Aug 05, 2011
Court

"Gambling ship to be sold to pay unpaid wages"

Chief Justice Richard Ground is set to order the sale of controversial casino ship the Niobe Corinthian today, so its crew can be paid overdue wages and repatriation costs. The ship, worth an estimated $4 million, has been tethered to the dock in St ...
Aug 04, 2011
Letters to the Editor

"Attracting younger crowd"

July 28, 2011 Dear Sir, I had a young patient in recently who mentioned he was going to study tourism. The feedback he was getting from his friends for doing that was not all positive. But for me, being in a service industry and understanding how muc...
Aug 01, 2011
Letters to the Editor

"An alternative"

July 19, 2011 Dear Sir, Minister Zane DeSilva stated that he would choose a job over a tree in answer to Stuart Hayward’s comments about issues with Park Hyatt’s plans. I think most of us, given a choice, would pick a tree over Minister DeSilva. WO...
Jul 25, 2011
Letters to the Editor

"Opposed to Park Hyatt"

Opposed to Park Hyatt July 11, 2011 Dear Sir, I Raymond Ray, a born Bermudian, oppose this latest project presented by Park Hyatt to develop lands in St George’s … that is a historical portion of the Island and to think Government is willing to permi...
Jul 22, 2011
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