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Nordic American Tankers Ltd made a loss of $9.3 million in the first six months of the year, after its second quarter loss of $14.9 million soaked up the $5.6 million profit achieved in the first three months of 2019. The six-month figure is an impro...

A US-based firm of consultants has been signed up to help boost air arrivals, the head of the Bermuda Tourism Authority revealed yesterday. Kevin Dallas, the chief executive of the BTA, said the organisation and the Bermuda Airport Authority had join...

A busy road blocked by fallen branches has now been cleared. A police spokesman said at about 4.30pm that Parson’s Lane in Devonshire had been reopened. He added: “The patience of the motoring public and area residents while the cleanup was conduct...

Suppliers of low-emission buses have been asked to submit bids for vehicles for Bermuda. The Ministry of Tourism and Transport and the Department of Public Transportation issued a request for proposals for “appropriately sized, accessible, and low-em...

The Bermuda Sailors’ Home has opened a new centre in Dockyard to cater for the crews of cruise ships. Ilya Cherapau, manager at the Bermuda Sailors’ Home in Hamilton, said the Seafarers’ Centre was a logical move because of the distance between Docky...

Bermuda plays host to the TradeWinds International Shipping Forum in October. The two-day event aims to bring together decision-makers and influencers from key sectors within the industry. It will also act as venue for networking between shipowners a...

The Department of Marine and Ports Services is advising that during the Cup Match holiday (Thursday August 1 - Friday August 2) the fast ferry service will run on the following schedule: Blue Route Operating on the full weekday schedule between Hami...

The Government expects Bermuda will receive slightly more cruse ship visits next year, and is working to keep ships in port longer. A spokesman for the Ministry of Tourism and Transport said that it is projected Bermuda will see 199 cruise ship visit...

Passengers were left stranded after the bus service stopped abruptly yesterday. A Department of Public Transportation spokesman said the stoppage was because of a water outage at Fort Langton, Devonshire. He said the regular service resumed at 9.15am...

British Airways is to appeal against a High Court decision not to grant an injunction against strikes by pilots. The airline said yesterday that it was “very disappointed” with the outcome and planned to keep working to avert industrial action, which...

Police have launched an investigation after five tourists on jet skis were “abandoned” at sea by their tour guide without ignition keys for the craft. The cruise ship visitors were rescued by a passing boat, which started to tow the machines to shore...

Dear Sir, Regarding the news of the two buses colliding, I’m not surprised given how fast they travel. When riding a bus, one is thrown from side to side, which is not safe for passengers who could be injured. It would be safer for passengers if ther...