BDOT Announces Sizzling Summer Activities
The Bermuda Department of Tourism [BDOT] today [May 10] announced the start of their on-island summer activities for visitors and locals to enjoy.
“Sizzling Summer activities are designed to enhance the visitor experience on-island and highlight the many things to see and do in Bermuda”, a Ministry spokesperson said.
“BDOT is sponsoring daily events in the Royal Naval Dockyard, the Town of St. George, the City of Hamilton and Cooper’s Island, ranging from historical re-enactments, walking tours, gallery tours, Gombey performances and live music.
“In addition to the daily activities, at night visitors can enjoy street festivals, happy hour events and live entertainment at an array of locations throughout the island.
“The very popular Bermuda Nights is back and on schedule for June 8, July 27, August 24, September 28, October 26 and November 26. This event brings a large participation from visitors and locals alike at Barr’s Bay Park and features the best of Bermuda’s entertainers and musicians.
“The Department is also working with industry partners to offer special cruise and entertainment events from May through October. To view all of the offerings available in BDOT’s Sizzling Summer brochure, visit gotobermuda.com.”
The Sizzling Summer Brochure 2013 follows below:
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Some of these events are created, sponsored by local companies indpendent of BDOT. Cup is no brainier, for innovation, I rate the new BDOT An D-,
This is a list of on going local events repackaged !!!!!
Be more serious next time !
“Sizzling Summer” activities… who is Crockwell, DREB’s protege…? Have you no creativity at all?! Are we still under the influence of DREB? Sure appears that way…. almost everything the OBA is doing in Tourism seems like a carry-on from plp days. What’s with that, OBA?… got no ideas of your own?! Are there ANY new faces in the DoT?! ANY new ideas at all?!
they should hire the right people but like that would ever happen, sigh.
Got that one right. The DOT was bad under the UBP. It went to worse under the PLP. The DOT needs a good clean out & replace with people who actually have had first hand experience in tourism, not career civil servants just putting in time waiting for retirement day.
so true. there are so many people out there that would do so much better than most of them in that office. and gosh dont talk about the nyc office. i went there last year and the staff where hopeless.