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Gulf conflict grounds returning guest workers

Travel Edge agent Joe Amaral said clients, many of them employed in the hospitality sector, are struggling to secure flights to Bermuda due to...

‘Rideshare law puts taxi drivers first’

Ahead of the Senate vote to enable up to 150 'seasonal rideshare taxis', Transport Minister Owen Darrell stressed that traditional taxi drivers still get...

OBA: It’s time to play or fold on gaming

Is ten years too long to keep spending millions on getting casinos in Bermuda? Opposition Leader Ben Smith says Government needs to ask itself...

Interested in a career in hospitality?

Careers fair to take place on Wednesday The Ministry of Economy and Labour is pleased to support the upcoming Hospitality Industry Careers Fair, which will...

Tobacco Bay named #2 beach in Caribbean ranking

TripAdvisor users place the St. George’s beach among the region’s best, drawing praise from the Corporation for its high standard of hospitality The Corporation of...

Tourism stakeholders back expanded transport options

Industry groups say boosting transportation availability can reduce travel friction for visitors and support the local economy, while recognising taxi drivers’ role as frontline...

Is Gov’t talking to taxi drivers?

The Tourism and Transport Minister has not formally met with the Bermuda Taxi Owners and Operators Association since May 2025, according to the BTOA https://vimeo.com/1170819334?share=copy&fl=sv&fe=ci Resistance...

‘Dense fog’ prompted flight U-turn, authorities confirm

Foggy conditions at the L.F. Wade International Airport on Friday evening. Photo: Tony McWilliam Statement...

Op-ed: Ride share bill ‘skips over real issue’, says Shadow Transport Minister

One Bermuda Alliance MP Dwayne Robinson argues that real problem within the transport industry is a lack of accountability and enforcement of exisiting rules Full...

Rideshare plan lacks data, says taxi group

Randy Broadbelt of the BTOA believes Government is progressing its rideshare law without current facts on taxi operations https://vimeo.com/1169715825?share=copy&fl=sv&fe=ci Taxi drivers are accusing Government of going...

BTOA: Rideshare plan ‘just diluting the problem’

The Taxi Operators Association asks for evidence that supports market expansion rather than improving current operations Media release from the Bermuda Taxi Owners and Operators...

Hotels welcome loosening of permit rules for bartenders

Friday, 27th February 2026 -- The Bermuda Hotel Association members are pleased to acknowledge and welcome the changes to the Closed and Restricted employment...
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