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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...

Environmentalists have called for the public to voice last-minute concerns over Park Hyatt’s “starkly un-Bermudian” development plans for St George’s. The Bermuda Environmental Sustainability Taskforce (BEST) said it supported the idea of a hotel at ...

If sailors and their crews are to be charged $250 to stay for three months then Bermuda has to make them feel welcome. This is the view of Shadow National Security Minister Michael Dunkley who said the new Government charge would have to provide “goo...

Tourism Minister Patrice Minors has sung the praises of sports tourism for attracting thousands of visitors to our shores. Ms Minors said that despite working with a reduced budget, the Department of Tourism continues to support existing events, as ...

Listen to two experts June 28, 2011 Dear Sir, Your story of June 27 headlined “Island needs a ‘game changer’ — hotelier” should be compulsory reading for everyone involved with tourism, especially the dysfunctional Tourism Board. Departing Fairmont ...

Hello Bermuda. It is getting hot; I’m at the point now where I don’t put my tie on unless I have a meeting. We are enjoying a bit of activity this summer with a few happening hot spots on the Island, but we still need to develop an entertainment pro...

Residents of all ages have been waving their patriotic flags high this summer and telling tourists about the wonderful sights and sounds the Island has to offer. The Department of Tourism selected 14 seniors and 11 youngsters to be ambassadors for t...

Entertainer Tony Brannon said yesterday that he was fired from the Bermuda Tourism Board following conflicts with Tourism Minister Patrice Minors. While Minister Minors said in a letter directed to Mr Brannon that his input was not as “constructive” ...