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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...

Models of all ages and experience levels gathered in Victoria Park yesterday hoping to be selected to represent Bermuda in a new branding campaign. About 20 people were there when the open casting call began at 11am; a slow but steady stream of appli...

Tourists year-round, a bustling Hamilton waterfront filled with designer boutiques, highly marketed eco tours and water sports adventures, a major new conference centre, a nautical tourism niche with full-service marinas —- and all of this anchored b...

A bill aimed at empowering the Tourism Board was approved in the Senate, despite concerns Opposition it does not go far enough. The Tourism Board Act 2012 details the make-up and statutory powers of the 16-member tourism board. Junior Tourism Ministe...

Three Bermudian university students will spend the summer working in the tourism industry after receiving internships through the Department of Tourism. Dawayne Fubler, Chelsea Hassell and Alexis Minors were selected as the winners of the David H All...

Neglected areas of town will not be left behind as tourism chiefs try to turn Hamilton into an iconic modern city, Mayor Graeme Outerbridge said yesterday. Mr Outerbridge will push for North East Hamilton to feature prominently in a central destinati...

Bermuda’s unpolished jewels are the key to turning tourism into a billion dollar industry, Tourism Board member Vince Ingham claimed last night. Beauty spots such as St David’s already contain untapped resources which could attract vast numbers of vi...

Visitor arrivals were up by nearly nine percent for the first quarter of 2012, according to statistics released by the Department of Tourism last night. A total of 34,571 people visited the Island from January to the end of March this year, up from 3...