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Bermuda’s unique sights earned the island a place among 50 must-see “beautiful places around the world” on the travel page of the MSN site online. “Pastel buildings”, golf courses and “pink-sand beaches” won Bermuda a spot on the giant web portal bet...

The septic system at Bermuda’s most famous beach is to be upgraded to address longstanding issues, according to a recent planning application. The application, received by the Department of Planning in December, was made by IEPC Ltd on behalf of the ...

Restored historic forts in the East End could attract visitors to the island while educating locals about the island’s history. Peter Barrett, president of the St George’s Foundation, said that while a significant amount of restoration work remained,...

Planning officials failed to notify the developer of a new restaurant that his St George’s business had been given the green light to proceed last month

The fate of a new St George’s restaurant hangs in the balance despite a late night bid by top government officials to ensure it opens

Marico Thomas blames the Department of Planning as he gives up on his St George’s restaurant, but the Government claims it is all a misunderstanding

A series of lunch and learn events by the Bermuda Tourism Authority aim to provide best practices to the community to effect positive change and tourism development

The work of Randolph Horton, Ellen-Kate Horton; Robert Horton and Duranda Greene will be celebrated by the Hamilton Princess and Beach Club

A taxi driver refused let a visitor trying to get to hospital with a broken leg into his cab because he was “wet”.

A visitor hub made from shipping containers is expected to be removed at the end of an additional planning permission period – if consent is granted, a letter in support of the application said. The Bermuda Tourism Authority hopes to extend the exist...