Disruptions caused by hurricanes Erin and Humberto last year led to six cruise cancellations, according to statistics from the Bermuda Tourism Authority. That’s about 20,000 cruise passengers whose dream visits to our island were scuppered…
By the time we reach our 40s and 50s, life is in full stride: careers are demanding, families are growing and the stress of daily life never seems to let up. When something feels off,…
As you approach middle age, the mantra ‘move it or lose it’ becomes more than a throwaway phrase – it is an increasingly urgent reality. Here in Bermuda, physical inactivity is a growing threat to…
Few things personalise a home more quickly than hanging art on the walls. As recently as 40 years ago, locally available art was largely dominated by stylised depictions of island landscapes and architecture – and…
For generations, Bermudians have surrounded themselves with objects that reflect the island’s unique history and culture. Cedar carvings, Hogge money coins, antique bottles, stamps, vintage Bermuda books, banana leaf dolls, maritime relics and Gombey memorabilia…
In an industry where risk is ever present and margins are tight, the true measure of professionalism is how well people are protected on the job. The Bermuda Construction Safety Council, which was formed in…
When it comes to DIY flooring projects, most mistakes are often made before the first plank or tile is laid. Inaccurate measurements, poor preparation, or choosing the wrong flooring for the space can quickly lead…