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Owen Darrell, the tourism minister, said more jobs are coming online in the rebounding tourism sector

The authority reports a 15 per cent increase in air arrivals, despite limited hotel beds

The Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute is set to reopen to the public next week after a temporary closure caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. The East Broadway, Pembroke attraction will be open to visitors on Thursdays and Fridays between 10am and...

The Bermuda Hospitality Institute is looking for students studying tourism for its annual scholarships. The Tomasz Tabor Bermuda Hospitality & Tourism Studies Scholarship was launched four years ago in tribute to the late chef. Malika Cartwright, exe...

Bermudian cruise ship worker Denika Outerbridge has been praised by Government as an example of a young person making the most of an opportunity. Ms Outerbridge, a 22-year-old Bermuda College graduate, was one of seven young Bermudians who found work...

For almost half a century, Baltimore teacher Luciel (Joni) LeKites visited Bermuda every year, describing its beauty to her friends. Now, two years after she died at the age of 88, a group of her friends and colleagues have come to her favourite isla...

The Tourism Board Amendment Act 2012 was passed in the House of Assembly last night, but not before a lengthy debate with questioning by the Opposition on specific clauses. Tourism Minister Wayne Furbert told his parliamentary colleagues that “every ...

Government shouldn’t widen Town Cut to bring in tourists who traditionally spend little, insisted new Greenrock president Judith Landsberg yesterday. Media reports have said a study recommends doubling its width and removing large parts of three isla...

Developers of a proposed hotel and marina project in St George’s met with East End residents this week to explain their vision and garner feedback. Jeremy Spencer of developer Leading Edge Limited said that once approved, the 125-berth marina on Ordn...