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Bermuda could be losing out on millions of tourist dollars because the Island is seen as not welcoming to gay people. But the political parties are not voicing any concerns. Frommer’s Travel Guide, one of the world’s best selling, specifically warns ...

There’s a scene in a recently released movie about a group of older Britons going for a holiday in India in which a frazzled guest, exasperated with the terrible quality of the hotel, points to the brochure and demands: “I want to stay in this hotel....

Bermuda’s rebranding continues to receive positive feedback from leaders in the business community. Unveiled on Thursday, the new $4.8 million ad campaign, with the tagline “So Much More”, seeks to convince its target markets that Bermuda is more tha...

Government yesterday unveiled a new tourism brand aimed at rejuvenating the industry with the slogan ‘Bermuda: So Much More’ With Tourism Minister Wayne Furbert declaring a new day for Bermuda tourism, his Ministry announced plans to hit cities in th...

Spending by air visitors declined by $4.7 million to $35.1 million in the first three months of the year, despite an increase in arrivals. Government’s Quarterly Bulletin of Statistics said yesterday that the average expenditure per air visitor fell ...

MPs gave their views on the future of Bermuda’s tourism industry during a wide-ranging debate on the new National Tourism Plan in the House of Assembly on Friday. Kim Swan, who was elected as a United Bermuda Party MP, said that entrepreneurs decades...

Tourism Minister Wayne Furbert sang the praises of the National Tourism Plan when it was debated in the House of Assembly yesterday. A total of 22 MPs from across all three parties gave their unanimous backing to the plan after a lengthy debate about...

Tourism Minister Wayne Furbert yesterday announced the members of the newly-formed Youth Tourism Board. The 16 board members represent a range of fields including hospitality, international business and marketing. “The purpose of the board is to rec...