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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...

A marine biologist and former Bio Station ecologist stumbled upon a wedding band at Fort St Catherine beach while visiting the Island. Kimberly Holzer, of Crozet, Virginia, was visiting one of her former seagrass research sites when she found the ri...

The Island’s new brand image was given an upbeat appraisal by Tourism Minister Wayne Furbert, in light of a modest increase in air arrivals. Two months after Bermuda was rebranded as ‘So Much More’ for tourists, Mr Furbert presented a two percent ris...

Diagnosed with terminal cancer, New York resident Patti Svika-Buckner made it her goal to visit Bermuda one last time. Mrs Svika-Buckner’s final trip became a reality this summer, but she passed away shortly after returning home. Now her daughter, Ch...

In July, travel-points expert Brian Kelly posted a surprising announcement on his website, the Points Guy (thepointsguy.com). United Airlines was running a business-class-fare special from New York to Hong Kong for just four frequent flier miles and ...

PORT OF SPAIN (Reuters) — With parades, exhibits and fireworks in colourful Caribbean style, the twin island nation of Trinidad and Tobago celebrated its 50th anniversary of independence from Britain this year. The prosperous oil-rich nation in the s...

Let me ask you this. Has the concept of adding a little extra onto the bill for services well done, let’s call them tips or gratuities, gone too far? I ask because while down in Australia last week I noticed no one gives tips. Now, the argument will...

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 ...