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Travellers looking to fly with Air Canada can also gain insight into what it is like to taste an Art Mel’s fish sandwich or take a bike ride on the Railway Trail. The online version of the airline’s in-flight magazine, enRoute, carries a major featur...

The Bermuda Tourism Authority expects overseas golfers to pump $1 million into the Island’s economy over the next ten months. Unveiling its 2015 Golf Tourism Strategy yesterday, the BTA said that it expected the various events over the year, attracti...

The Bermuda Tourism Authority last night defended its decision to grant a loan to a private company after questions were raised by Shadow Transport Minister Zane DeSilva. “The Tourism Authority granted a request from the Whitfield Group to facilitat...

A special two-page spread promoting Bermuda is being featured in a commemorative edition of The New Yorker magazine. The Bermuda Tourism Authority (BTA) partnered with the iconic magazine to shape a multipronged, multiplatform campaign, including pri...

The Bermuda Tourism Authority has announced today that the industry is beginning to show promising signs of recovery. According to several market forecast reports and analysis by the BTA, rising indicators suggest positive results are ahead for the I...

Bill Hanbury has disclosed his salary package to prevent it from continuing to detract from the positive work of the Bermuda Tourism Authority. By revealing that he earns $295,000 per year and receives a $75,000 annual housing allowance, the BTA chie...

Zane DeSilva has commended the Bermuda Tourism Authority for being transparent after it disclosed the salaries and compensation packages of its chief staff. However, the Shadow Minister for Tourism called for further transparency about the packages: ...

The Bermuda Tourism Authority has rolled out a new “Advocacy” section on its website designed to empower the public with more information about the Island’s tourism economy. Web visitors will find historical performance data, economic impact figures,...

The Bermuda Tourism Authority’s strategy to drive visitation to Bermuda in the first quarter — when arrivals and hotel occupancy numbers are traditionally lower — is paying off in confirmed hotel bookings. The number of reservations made in the 2015...

Bermuda’s tourism industry remained stagnant in 2014 with a nominal 0.8 per cent increase in total visitors to the Island. However, the Bermuda Tourism Authority (BTA) has vowed that 2015 will be the decisive year in building air arrivals, which tumb...