The Cuban authorities are planning to double the number of Chinese tourists visiting the island in three years, while offering investment opportunities to the Asian country.
Canada’s health authorities are investigating how more than 500 objects have been unintentionally left in medical and surgery patients between 2016 and 2018 with the problem appearing to be getting worse.
The new RCIPS Helicopter arrives on Island today (Friday 6 December). This second helicopter, another Airbus H145 model, will sit alongside the RCIPS Air Operations Unit’s existing H145, which arrived on island last March and was purchased as part of a joint deal between the UK and Cayman.
The 3rd Annual Chamber of Commerce, Economic Forum in partnership with the Ministry of Finance & Economic Development has announced its full line up of speakers and panelists.
University College of the Cayman Islands(UCCI) has added its voice to the ongoing debate about ‘retraining and retooling’ Caymanians for roles in the tourism industry resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic.
With elections closing in and clarity on the candidates who have put themselves forward for election, there is little doubt as to the likelihood of a PPM-led coalition government.
NCB Group celebrated the “topping off’ of its newest residential development, AURA, on Wednesday, 26 May.
From his initial utterances it’s clear that Roy Bodden’s self-described “change of vocation” has not diminished his passion for social justice and broadly speaking, his unquestionable commitment to the Cayman Islands.
Bermuda has set out strict procedures for welcoming back cruise ship calls with changes to its current quarantine legislation.
The past few weeks have been endlessly stressful for many people on island wishing to obtain a rapid antigen test (lateral flow test or LFT) to meet government’s new requirements for at-home testing of Covid-19, but, thankfully, this anxiety will soon be averted, as the Caribbean authorised....
