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Tourism minister Zane DeSilva and a Bermuda delegation visited Monaco to encourage billionaires to bring their superyachts to the island. One local industry expert, who attended the Monaco Yacht Show from September 23 to 26, believed that the efforts...

Once again, the Port Royal Golf Course is in the news for all the wrong reasons, with some familiar faces creating the problems. Bermudians can recall the refurbishment of the course under the former Progressive Labour Party government before hosting...

A taxpayer-funded cruise trip to Bermuda allowed the tourism minister to investigate alleged “hanky-panky” in the industry, he told MPs. Zane DeSilva said that technical officers insisted he took a trip from New Jersey last month that cost almost $4,...

Recently, the Minister of Tourism and Transport, the Hon. Zane DeSilva, JP, MP, visited Sharon and Ed Reynolds and presented them with gifts as tokens of appreciation, to commemorate the couples 26th visit to Bermuda. Minister DeSilva said, “It was...

The iconic Johnny Barnes statue has been donated to the Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art. The bronze statue was erected in 1998 after a fundraising campaign by the Spirit of Bermuda Foundation, a group set up by entrepreneur Jim Butterfield. Now Mr...

Cabinet minister Zane DeSilva lost a court battle with his sister-in-law and niece after it was ruled that his company wrongfully fired them. The Supreme Court upheld a decision by the Employment Tribunal that Island Construction was wrong to dismiss...

The tourism minister highlighted Bermuda as a holiday destination at a series of industry meetings in Miami. Zane DeSilva was at trade shows for the National Association of Black Hotel Owners, Operators and Developers, and the International Multicult...

Tourism minister Zane DeSilva described the announcement of the Bermuda Championship, the island’s first mainstream PGA Tour event, as “a very exciting development for sports tourism”. To read Zane DeSilva’s statement to the House of Assembly in full...

Road training should be mandatory for all new road users and speed cameras could be introduced, the transport minister has said. Zane DeSilva added that the training programme Project Ride, or a similar programme, should be compulsory for all riders...

The introduction of speed cameras and a reduction in the use of fossil fuels were among the recommendations in a Green Paper on Transportation tabled yesterday in the House of Assembly. Zane DeSilva, the transport minister, said other suggestions inc...

Bermuda’s public bus system experienced a “learning curve” over its problems getting a new schedule up and running, the transport minister said. Zane DeSilva told MPs in the House on Friday that the decision to revert to the old bus schedule “was no...

People who abandon boats will be hit by heavier fines under new legislation, transport minister Zane DeSilva warned. Mr DeSilva told the House of Assembly on Friday the existing fines are too low considering the cost to Government of removing the boa...