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The latest phase of renovation work at the Hamilton Princess & Beach Club is expected to create 100 new jobs. The third stage of the $100 million project will begin early next month and will generate nearly 100 construction jobs over a six-month peri...

The Bermuda Government and the Bermuda Tourism Authority have completed negotiations for the highly anticipated St George’s resort development. Minister of tourism development Shawn Crockwell declared in a press conference today that he was “thrille...

The Bermuda Clay Court Championships will offer absolute parity between men and women in terms of prize money at this month’s tournament at Coral Beach and Tennis Club. It had been announced that the winner of the men’s singles category would receive...

Up to $5,000 worth of prize money will be up for grabs at this month’s annual Bermuda Clay Court Championships at Coral Beach and Tennis Club. Organisers are confident the growing pot of money — $3,000 for the male winner and $750 for the women’s win...

Hotelier John Jefferis started his career in hospitality as a schoolboy working in a fish-and-chip restaurant in London’s tough east end — but now he’s become only the second member of the Tourism Hall of Fame in Trinidad & Tobago. Mr Jefferis, who n...

Hotels are fully booked ahead of this month’s America’s Cup races — with hoteliers optimistic the event is already helping the ailing tourism industry to turn a corner. Six hotels and guesthouses across Hamilton and Paget told The Royal Gazette of ve...

After almost 200 days at sea, a message in a bottle was discovered on Elbow Beach around 1,000 miles from where it was thrown into the ocean by a student. Graham Smith, who discovered the bottle yesterday, said yesterday: “I have seen many a bottle f...

Close to 200 families attended Bermuda’s International School Fair — the biggest of its kind held on the Island. The event, at the Fairmont Southampton and organised by Tory Dodge of Schools To Know, invited some 95 schools from America, Britain and ...

United States leadership coach John Maxwell is on a mission to change the way residents think, according to a founding local member of his team. “I used to joke that the sun never sets on the John Maxwell team,” said Bob DiGiacomo, who calls Mr Maxwe...

Legal action is now under way over the lease and development agreement for the long-defunct 9 Beaches resort at the West End, which has been unused since 2010. The Bermuda Land Development Corporation (BLDC) is taking developer IRC Sandys Ltd to cour...

The decision to allow agricultural land to be built on as part of the Pink Beach redevelopment has been criticised by the Bermuda Environmental Sustainability Taskforce. Grant Gibbons, as the acting Minister of Home Affairs, granted Sardis Developmen...

The developers of Morgan’s Point have suffered a double blow after proposals to create a new access road and a right of way on to the property were rejected by planners. The firm submitted two separate applications concerning a vacant agricultural pl...