News that the Bermuda Department of Tourism is retrenching workers at its New York office, and outsourcing to an unnamed US sales company, leaves Vexed Bermoothes asking a lot of questions.
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Why don’t you hire Bermudians who live overseas already
to man these overseas jobs in Tourism? This will
lower government expenses for accommodation and airfare
etc. This will also allow Bermuda to be marketed by Bermudians and not non-Bermudians.
Regards,
Jenk