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"Schoolteacher chosen to be the ‘Voice of Bermuda’"

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 ...
Jul 19, 2011
Letters to the Editor

"Take politics out of Tourism"

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...
Jul 19, 2011
Other

"Teacher named Bermuda’s ‘voice of tourism’"

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 ...
Jul 18, 2011
Other

"Enjoy theoutdoors when dining thissummer"

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...
Jul 13, 2011
Tourism

"Miscalculation was reason ferry passengers were left stranded"

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...
Jul 13, 2011
Other

"Tourists waiting for ferry are left stranded in St George"

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...
Jul 12, 2011
Bermuda Works

"Fairmont opens a gateway to the world for Tucker"

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...
Jul 12, 2011
Local Business

"New cafe opens in St George’s"

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 ...
Jul 12, 2011
Other

"Trio given financial awards to pursue hospitality careers"

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...
Jul 12, 2011
Other

"Meet the students"

It seems almost predestined that 18-year-old Joliza Vanderpool would pursue a career in cooking. The budding pastry chef has been whipping up culinary masterpieces since age four, when parents Eileen and Graham woke up one morning to find her clinke...
Jul 12, 2011
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