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People are to get the chance to have their say on what needs to be done to try to salvage Bermuda’s tourism industry. The initial proposals of the National Tourism Plan are to be “taken to the community” this summer to find out what people think. It...

Bermuda’s visitor numbers for the last three months are down 3.5 percent, with fewer tourists visiting on cruise ships and yachts compared to last year. Tourism Minister Patrice Minors today announced that 243,858 visitors had come to Bermuda from Ap...

Teacher Nelsalene Lespere was in the grocery store when she got the phone call telling her that her voice was to be transported into millions of homes across North America. Mrs Lespere said she was “shocked and excited” to be told she had beaten off ...

July 14, 2011 Dear Sir, The Government’s Bermuda Department of Tourism (BDOT) needs to be disbanded and replaced by a private sector co-operative so that the future of tourism is in the hands of the immediate stakeholders. Tourism is a business and...

East-end residents are calling for “guarantees against failure” and “complete transparency” before development moves forward with the proposed Park Hyatt Resort. A St George’s Residents’ Group, made up of around 300 concerned individuals, have said ...

Teacher Nelsalene Lespere has beaten off competition to be named Bermuda’s new ‘voice of tourism’. The Department of Tourism hopes the “Bermudian crisp voice” of Mrs Lespere will attract tourists to the Island through its new TV commercials. Tourism ...

High school students are getting a taste of the hospitality industry through full-time summer jobs. Seventeen youngsters are currently hard at work at restaurants and hotels across the Island after they successfully completed the START programme. The...