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New visitor arrival forms at LF Wade International Airport are helping to report more accurately on industry performance, according to Bermuda Tourism Authority. A press release states that data collection is improved in three key areas: Accommodatio...

Voters remain in favour of conscription, according to a survey by Profiles of Bermuda. The group conducted a survey of 407 registered voters that found 58.7 per cent “are still in favour of the conscripting of officers for the Bermuda Regiment”, com...

Most residents believe the America’s Cup will help tourism, job growth and the economy, a poll by Global Research showed last night. The survey group phoned 403 registered voters between June 5 and June 11 for computer-assisted interviews, weighing r...

Calls to reform cannabis laws are increasing, according to Profiles of Bermuda. They conducted a survey of 407 registered voters that found 79.3 per cent wanted the law to be changed, compared with 70.8 per cent in last year’s survey. “While the res...

Dear Sir, I’m writing regarding the “economic impact” study that was reported on in The Royal Gazette yesterday (Views on America’s Cup surveyed, June 10). As any person who has taken a statistics course during their business degree can tell you, th...

Most voters in Bermuda see only a select few benefiting from the 2017 America’s Cup, according to statistician Cordell Riley. The poll of 407 registered voters, carried out between April 15 and May 10 this year, showed that fewer than seven in ten of...

More than half of the population believes the Progressive Labour Party is the political group most in touch with the concerns of Bermudians. A survey by Profiles of Bermuda found that 51.4 per cent of those polled thought the PLP was most in touch wi...

Opposition to same-sex marriages stands at 60 per cent — but voters favour granting status to holders of Permanent Resident’s Certificates if they have lived on the Island for more than 25 years. The figures emerged from a survey by Profiles of Bermu...

Voter confidence figures compiled by statistician Cordell Riley show residents increasingly disenchanted with the ability of either political party to manage the Island’s economy. “It’s interesting that neither party comes out on top — the One Bermud...

Some 50 per cent of Bermuda’s residents are against a change in law allowing for gay marriage according to a survey released by the Global Research Strategy Group. Some 400 residents aged 18 and above were questioned in the survey with results weigh...

Voters between the ages of 18 and 34 most want to keep the Bermuda Day holiday on its current date — on May 24. Poll results show that 57 per cent of 400 registered voters who responded to a computer-assisted telephone survey are against changing th...

Bermuda is heading out of a period of crisis into one of reinventing itself, according to a new survey. The Island Monitor Report — which looks at smaller economies — put the Island at the end of a “stress/crisis” cycle, ahead of competitors like the...