Stay-over visitation increased by nearly 10 percent in the Cayman Islands last year, according to numbers provided by the Islands’ Department of Tourism (DOT).
Students from the Cayman Islands School of Hospitality Studies (SHS) enjoyed a visit to the Brasserie Restaurant, George Town.
Brexit continues to occupy the attention of the British Overseas Territories(OTs) to varying degrees depending on local priorities; ranging from possibilities of opportunity, uncertainty…and to little effect if any.
This week the Cayman Islands Red Cross Hurricane Shelter and HQ building has finally reopened after a much-needed renovation process that has taken two years to complete.
Canada has seen protestors block access to road shipping ports and commuter rail lines in support of indigenous groups fighting the construction of a pipeline on their traditional territory.
The Cayman Islands government says it’s awaiting confirmation from the European Union following international media reports that the territory has been placed on the European Union’s (EU) tax blacklist.
The Security Centre Ltd. (TSCL) has announced the appointment of Mr. Abrahem Ghazarian, who joined TSCL in August 2019, as the successor to long standing CEO, Mr. Stuart Bostock who has handed over management responsibilities after more than 20 years with the company.
It looked like a scene from a movie all about a grand Caribbean plantation in the 18th Century, as elegant ladies and gentlemen walked sedately up the path to the Pedro St James grounds.
The Cayman Islands Government has rejected the inclusion of the territory as one of the main offenders in the new secrecy index published by the Tax Justice Network’s (TJN).
The Ministry of Culture, along with key stakeholders, announced that they have collectively decided to move forward with a “carnival week” approach allowing various groups to host separate road parades.