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Tourism and government officials are earnestly seeking to negotiate more visits from smaller cruise ships for the Hamilton and St George’s ports. They are scheduled to meet this summer with top executives from several cruise lines. But with America’s...

A “wholesale rewrite” of labour relations is on the cards, Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy signalled last night. Speaking after meeting BIU leader Chris Furbert in the wake of the ferry strike on Thursday that crippled services for part of the day...

Although yesterday’s work stoppage left hundreds of Hamilton-bound commuters and tourists stranded, those planning a trip to St George’s were able to get to their destination. The Government chartered Millennium ferry, which covers the Dockyard/St Ge...

Thousands were stranded in Dockyard yesterday as the morning’s sudden suspension of ferries upset the plans of visitors. Carrying 6,000 passengers between them, and a further 3,000 crew, the Norwegian Breakaway and Celebrity Summit were taken by surp...

Government has repeatedly condemned impromptu work stoppages by transport workers in recent months, claiming they can damage Bermuda’s reputation as a tourism destination. But although it drafted legislation to make wildcat industrial action by bus a...

Morning ferries were cancelled yesterday because unionised Marine & Ports staff refused to work under the mistaken belief their division head might be fired. However, a walkout which left hundreds of locals and tourists stranded was later branded a “...

Frustrated minibus drivers are being overlooked by transport officials who advise tourists on how to travel around Bermuda, it has been claimed. But that suggestion has been refuted by the Ministry of Transport, which said that cruise ship passengers...

No bathroom facilities at two bus depots resulted in no bus service for the whole Island yesterday morning. A short-term fix was made to address the issue and bus operators who had downed tools resumed normal service at around 10.30am. Efforts are n...