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Dormant hotel projects will be brought back to life through a sharply focused National Tourism Plan, panel member Vince Ingham said last night. Mr Ingham, who is part of the team drafting the plan, stressed the group's determination to help seven hot...

Government last night met with the Corporation of St George’s to disclose the results on a report on the possibility of modifying Town Cut. The report, ordered last year and completed earlier this summer, is said to look at the potential cost and imp...

Developer Nelson Hunt accused Government of acting like it has no pride in tourism as he spoke out during a town-hall meeting last night. Mr Hunt, one of the entrepreneurs behind plans for a $1.8 billion resort at Morgan’s Point, said more needs to b...

Young Bermudians trained as “future leaders” of local tourism have celebrated their graduation from the Bermuda Hospitality Institute (BHI) Skills, Tasks and Results (START) programme. Successfully completing the course guarantees each of the 16 stud...

The second annual Bermuda Department of Tourism Industry Night was last night warned by Tourism Minister Patrice Minors: “It’s not enough to simply be a beautiful place.” The Department has pledged to raise yearly air arrivals above 300,000 in the ne...

Plans for the proposed Park Hyatt resort have received planning approval with 45 conditions attached. The Development Applications Board agreed to the controversial plans at a meeting on August 31. E Michael Jones, representative of developer Carl Ba...

People in the far-off Southeast Asian nation of Thailand, who probably have never heard of little Bermuda and her people, will certainly get an excellent idea about us from 17-year-old Bryson Doers, a multi-talented recent graduate of CedarBridge Aca...

Embarrassing mistakes in Tourism’s ‘Go To Bermuda’ promotional website emerged during a lengthy House of Assembly review of the Island’s air arrival figures. The errors were highlighted when Shadow Tourism Minister Pat Gordon-Pamplin tabled a motion ...

Plans for the proposed Park Hyatt resort in St George’s has received dozens of objections, including a petition with almost 300 signatures. Among the common complaints are concerns about sewage treatment and reverse osmosis facilities, to be built in...

Overall tourist numbers have dropped 3.5 percent with fewer people visiting the Island on cruise ships and yachts in the last three months of this year. However, air arrivals, who traditionally spend more than cruise visitors, rose almost four percen...