Popular TV show ‘House Hunters International’ will film two episodes in Bermuda, Tourism Minister Patrice Minors announced.The show is one of the highest rated programmes on Home and Garden TV. Mrs Minors outlined some of the media coverage the Island will receive in the coming months at a press conference last week.Mrs Minors said of the popular series: “We are beyond excited that they will be filming not one, but two episodes in Bermuda.“The producers and a camera crew from the show will be here later this month to follow previous visitors to Bermuda who so loved the destination that they now want to purchase a home here. This represents an incredible opportunity for exposure of Bermuda to millions, by showcasing some of our incredible properties.”Mrs Minors said Bermuda would also benefit from increased exposure in the UK in May. Seven radio stations will broadcast from the Island on Bermuda Day. She added that US travel expert, radio host and TV personality Peter Greenberg was on the Island over the weekend shooting a video called ‘Hidden Gems of Bermuda’.Mrs Minors said: “Mr Greenberg, who broadcast his syndicated radio show from the Island just six months ago, will focus on providing an insider’s view to the Island while promoting activities and attractions less well known to the average tourist.“He will highlight Castle Harbour, local cuisine at The Fish Hut and Black Horse Tavern, experiencing the caves at Grotto Bay, and Cooper’s Island Nature Reserve, among other things.”Golf travel writers will visit Bermuda this week to tour the Island and write promotional stories about the October PGA Grand Slam of Golf.