The Government’s travel portal has listed the expenses for Minister of Public Works and Environment Jache Adams’ recent trips to the United Kingdom. The first journey, scheduled from 22 March to 27 March 2026, was priced at $4,987.00. A subsequent visit in June 2026 incurred a cost of $5,304.46.

Both itineraries were marked as “Overseas Territories Infrastructure Visit”, reflecting the minister’s role in coordinating infrastructure projects across Bermuda’s external territories. The March trip covered a five‑day tour of key UK ports and engineering firms, while the June travel, a single‑day engagement, focused on policy discussions with UK counterparts.

When broken down per day, the March expenditure averages roughly $997 per day, whereas the June visit averages $5,304—a higher daily rate likely due to a more intensive agenda and overnight stays. The total combined cost of the two trips is $10,291.46, a figure that will be disclosed in the forthcoming annual financial report.

The Department of Public Works has confirmed that all travel was conducted in accordance with the Public Service Travel Policy and that receipts were submitted for audit. Budgetary oversight remains a priority as the Ministry continues to expand its infrastructure initiatives across Bermuda’s overseas holdings.