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January 6, 2013 Dear Sir, He was amazing! He drove the bus that took me from Hamilton to Dockyard on Saturday afternoon. Unlike most bus drivers, he greeted me warmly, looked me in the eyes, asked about my day and he answered all my questions about g...

(The Washington Post) Portland, Maine, overflows with history: literary, artistic, military, maritime. You can tour the childhood home of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, who published his first poem in the local newspaper at age 13. You can visit the stu...

NEW YORK (AP) — From memoirs and maps to beautiful hard-covers suitable for coffee-table display, here are some ideas for holiday gifts from this year’s crop of travel books and publications. (Prices shown are cover list prices.) National Geographic’...

‘To sum up, Bermuda presents many of the attractions of a peculiarly foreign land, without the discomfort of a foreign tongue or the expense in time and money of a transatlantic voyage. The passage takes two days and two nights, and if the way someti...

Top executives from jetBlue Airlines are on the Island meeting with the Tourism and Transport Ministers to try to increase weak passenger numbers during the shoulder and off seasons. The executives’ visit is not to deliver an ultimatum that they wil...

An upscale condominium development aimed at affluent investors is on the cards for Coco Reef next year. Hotel owner John Jefferis yesterday stated his plans to break ground on a 3,500 sq ft model condo unit with its own pool, terraces and gym. His an...

Air arrivals for October were up more than five percent compared to the same month last year, according to preliminary figures released by the Tourism Ministry. However Tourism Minister Wayne Furbert said the final figures for the month may be less p...

MANAKIN-SABOT, Virginia (AP) When Linda Bugbee's husband suggested travelling to the South Pacific to see a total solar eclipse, she was more enthusiastic about the cruise and visiting Tahiti than she was about seeing a celestial phenomenon. Seven ye...

Spending on sports tourism is to be raised 20 percent as the Island aims to ramp up hotel numbers during the season’s traditionally quieter months. Reversing last year’s more than $500,000 cut to the budget for sports marketing, the Tourism Board yes...