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Eating under the stars or with a warm summer breeze watching the sun set is a great way to enjoy all that our restaurants have to offer. Here’s a list of some of the top places to enjoy a meal outdoors this summer. Beau Rivage The view across Hamilt...

A miscalculation in ferry passenger numbers caused tourists to be left behind in St George’s, Government has said. King’s Square was the scene of lengthy queues, as well as irate visitors, when Monday’s 3.45pm ferry back to the West End turned many a...

A tour operator called on Bermudians to “step up to the wicket”, after tourists were left stranded in St George by the Dockyard ferry. Tempers flared after visitors, mainly from the Norwegian Dawn docked at the West End, were turned away from yesterd...

There are few jobs that encourage employees to move to the far reaches of the world. Twenty-four-year-old Jecoa Tucker, a recent graduate of Johnson & Wales University in Miami, has one of them. Earlier this year, Mr Tucker applied for a managerial p...

Locals and visitors to St George’s will have a new place to sit and enjoy a cup of tea or ice cream, check their e-mails or read a book following the launch of the town’s newest cafe. The CV (Conscious Vibes) Cafe, which is located next to Conscious ...

Young Bermudians seeking to whet their appetites in the world of tourism have been given a financial boost to further their education. Michiko Campbell, Joliza Vanderpool and Jallande Greaves were named as the 2011 Royal Caribbean Hospitality Award r...

Only one Bermudian has enrolled for a waiting course at Bermuda College which was due to start this week but has now been pushed back to September. That is the alarming statistic that has left restaurateur Walter Simmons and others in his industry de...

The Royal Gazette carried two lead stories on successive days featuring the outgoing general managers of the Fairmont hotels in Bermuda. The timing was more by accident than by design, but given what Norman Mastalir, Fairmont's Bermuda head and the ...

Bermuda needs to leave its tourism heyday memories in the past to be able to move into the future, according to hotelier Jon Crellin. Mr Crellin, who steps down as general manager of the Fairmont Hamilton Princess Hotel this week, has spoken out abou...