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Shawn Lekki nabbed his dream job in hospitality just as the coronavirus pandemic hit. Like businesses everywhere, the Hamilton Princess & Beach Club was shuttered indefinitely by Covid-19. He was weeks into his role as interim food & beverage directo...

After 27 years as a residential property, Leamington Caves in Hamilton Parish, is now under commercial redevelopment. Mo Hamza and wife Clare Dominguez, of Ethos Bermuda, hope to have the place operating as a boutique hotel by next June. The Leamingt...

Kerbside dining has been an “absolute lifeline” for businesses and should become a permanent option, according to the Chamber of Commerce. It was introduced as a temporary measure to enable restaurants to operate in line with Covid restrictions and w...

Glenn Jones, the former interim CEO of the Bermuda Tourism Authority, has announced he will soon leave the BTA after more than six years. Mr Jones said on Twitter that he decided to step away from the BTA in January, but agreed to remain at the helm ...

A new round of Covid-19 restrictions is a “body blow” to the hospitality sector’s bid to bounce back from the crisis, a top restaurateur said last night. Phillip Barnett of Island Restaurant Group, which owns the Hog Penny, Brew and the Pickled Onio...

A road map designed to outline the path back to a more normal tourism industry is to be unveiled this week. The Bermuda Tourism Authority has organised a webinar to highlight events and attractions for visitors and residents that will be available ov...

Tributes have been paid to limbo dancing legend Kenneth “Kenny” Bean Jr, who died on Saturday. The Bermuda Entertainment Union said Mr Bean was Bermuda’s first limbo dancer and also founded a number of nightclubs. The BEU said Mr Bean was also a co...

New hires will get an intensive hospitality training course before the St Regis Hotel opens in May, it was revealed yesterday. Arianna Hodgson, the Junior Minister of Labour, said that more about 90 Bermudian new staff were expected to start work at...

On a quiet afternoon, Viola Rogers loves going through her collection of certificates. She has amassed quite a few over her 97 years of life. Among them: a longtime service award from the First Church of God in Sandys, three from the Southampton Prin...