President of the Cayman Islands Tourism Association, Marc Langevin, feels the government’s stipend scheme for displaced tourism workers should be extended to support employees not yet back in full employment.
Cruise ships will start calling again at Cayman from next month.
The world woke up this morning (Thursday 24th February) to the breaking news that Russia had begun an invasion of Ukraine.
The threat which has been looming for the past several weeks came despite repeated claims by Russia that such an attack was not its intention.
February 2022 marks 10 years since the Cayman Islands special economic zones by Cayman Enterprise City (CEC) welcomed their first special economic zone company (SEZCo).
Amendments to Covid-19 regulations come into effect tomorrow, 18 February, that will see a lifting of the requirement to take lateral flow tests on day 2, 5 and 7 for fully vaccinated travellers with a verifiable vaccine who travel to the Cayman Islands
The Cayman Islands Public Library Services (CIPLS) held a reception on Friday afternoon (11 February) to celebrate the reopening of the Cayman Brac Public Library.
The arrival of four United Airlines flights at Owen Robert’s International Airport on Saturday February 12th signalled an important milestone for the recovery of Cayman’s tourism industry
Twelve of Cayman’s cultural practitioners and preservationists will be honoured for their contribution to the country’s arts and cultural legacy at the Cayman National Cultural Foundation’s 28th annual National Arts and Culture Awards which takes place on Thu, 17 February at the Harquail Theatre.
A year-long Platinum Jubilee celebration of the reign of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II got under in the UK this pasts weekend with two significant developments.
More than a hundred people lined up in front of the Compass Centre to receive food vouchers, thanks to Resilience Cayman, the organization dedicated to helping Cayman’s needy families survive the economic hardship brought about by Covid-19.