An initiative by Hon. Minister of Tourism and Ports, Kenneth Bryan, to refocus Cayman’s cruise tourism sector has received a key endorsement from the industry powerhouse, the Florida Caribbean Cruise Association(FCCA).
The National Egg Strategy (NEST), a key component of Government’s plan to address the development of the domestic egg sector in the Cayman Islands, has moved into operational mode to increase the safety and quality of local egg production.
The Cayman Heart Fund welcomed local and international physicians to the Grand Cayman Marriott Resort for the return of its premier educational event, the Cayman Cardiovascular Healthcare Conference.
“Happy Friday!” is how Cayman Islands Government’s Customer Service Officer Sarah Orrett greets colleagues and customers each work day at the Government Administration Building. It is her way of injecting her entire week with the joy and enthusiasm workers typically feel on a Friday.
The spotlight was on Cayman’s vibrant art scene last week as local artists and galleries took centre stage for the third annual Cayman Art Week. Hundreds of art fans attended exhibitions, open studios, pop-ups and events across all three Cayman Islands making CAW23 the biggest and most busy to date.
The National Trust for the Cayman Islands (NTCI) has wrapped-up a two week archaeological excavation of the Jackson’s Wall Historic Site in the Newlands area of Grand Cayman.
If all goes according to schedule, the Owen Roberts International Airport (ORIA) on Grand Cayman and Charles Kirkconnell International Airport on Cayman Brac will be buzzing with construction and upgrading activity between next year and 2029.
RCIPS Auxiliary Constable Darren McLean has officially completed his secondment at National Helicopter Services Ltd (NHSL) in Trinidad & Tobago and is now qualified as a single-pilot captain, a major milestone in his progress to become the first Caymanian helicopter pilot in the RCIPS Air Operations
The Cayman Islands’ tourism product is set to receive a boost with the entry of Hotel Indigo Grand Cayman into the market. The hotel, which will be the latest in Dart’s hospitality portfolio, is scheduled to be completed and ready to welcome guests by the second quarter of 2024.
The Cayman Islands’ tourism product is set to receive a boost with the entry of Hotel Indigo Grand Cayman into the market. The hotel, which will be the latest in Dart’s hospitality portfolio, is scheduled to be completed and ready to welcome guests by the second quarter of 2024.