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New legal actions against hotel developer

New legal actions have been launched against the developer of the proposed Par-la-Ville hotel project. According to a writ filed on Friday by Conyers Dill & Pearman Ltd, Mexico Infrastructure Finance LLC is suing Michael MacLean, director of Par-la-V...
Feb 09, 2015
Other

Shower epiphany brings golden pair to Island

Margaret Tait was standing in the shower when she had a sudden revelation — that Bermuda could be the perfect destination for her and her husband to celebrate their golden anniversary. Neither Mrs Tait nor her husband Fred knew anything about the Isl...
Feb 06, 2015
Editorials

The buried treasure of cultural tourism

Those who don’t know history are doomed to repeatedly miss its opportunities. In Bermuda’s case, our general lack of familiarity with our Island’s long story has repeatedly undercut efforts to put the Island on the map as a cultural tourism destinati...
Feb 05, 2015
Tourism

Island’s golf courses praised in elite magazine

Bermuda is being touted as a golf lover’s paradise in a magazine for “discerning golfers who like to live the high life”. Great Golf, which describes itself as a luxury travel and lifestyle magazine, has featured the Island’s courses in a lengthy, pr...
Feb 05, 2015
Other

Horseshoe named second best beach in Caribbean

Bermuda’s Horseshoe Bay has been crowned the second best beach in the Caribbean. The South Shore landmark was praised for its glorious pink sands but was beaten by Crane Beach in Barbados after a month of voting in the USA Today readers’ choice conte...
Feb 05, 2015
Wellness

An adventure still going strong 50 years on

Fifty years ago, Louise Wilson and her best friend left New York for Bermuda. It was a special trip for the 20-year-olds. They’d never been far away from home and they were travelling on the legendary Queen of Bermuda. Clark Gable, Shirley Temple, TS...
Feb 04, 2015
Other

Students help visitors step back in time

Guiding visitors through a living piece of Bermuda’s history are dedicated National Trust student volunteers Josie DeBraga, Riley Ricketts and Shannon Mahoney. The trio have been donning 18th century clothes and bringing the past to life on Saturdays...
Feb 02, 2015
Tourism

Horseshoe Bay tops poll again

Horseshoe Bay was back on top of an online poll for Best Beach after falling to second this weekend. The Southampton beach was an early leader in the USA Today readers poll, but it temporarily fell behind Barbados’ Crane Beach over the weekend. As of...
Jan 26, 2015
Other

Rental owners ‘key to tourism revival’

Holiday rental owners have a vital role to play in the revival of Bermuda’s tourism product as well as the island’s economy, according to Bill Hanbury. The CEO of the Bermuda Tourism Authority (BTA) told The Royal Gazette he had been amazed by the co...
Jan 22, 2015
Event

America’s Cup is an airport ‘game changer’

Higher visitor numbers during the America’s Cup, a certified tourism ambassador programme, and job prospects were some of the areas tackled during the Tourism Summit’s afternoon session yesterday. Chief executive officer of the Bermuda Business Devel...
Jan 22, 2015
Event

ACBDA in environment pledge

America’s Cup decision-makers in Bermuda have vowed to put environmental concerns at the top of their agenda in the build-up to the 2017 sailing spectacle. The pledge was made by Mike Winfield yesterday as a panel of experts outlined how the event wo...
Jan 22, 2015
Letters to the Editor

Pink Beach plans: questions are many

January 20, 2015 Dear Sir, For too many years we have watched so much of Bermuda fall victim to change wrought by tough financial times. Retailers like Triminghams and Smiths are fading memories for some and completely unknown to the younge...
Jan 21, 2015
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