The sun rose on Monday morning the 21st of March to reveal the Disney Magic approaching over the horizon, heralding the return of cruise tourism to the Cayman Islands following the closure of the port in response to the COVID-19 Pandemic.
Changes in the Regulations that govern Cayman’s Covid-19 response come into effect on Monday to pave the way for the first cruise ship passengers to arrive on Cayman's shores for more than two years.
The RCIPS Air Operations Unit continues to develop its staff and capabilities in contribution to the Service’s goals of securing the Cayman Islands, ensuring safer communities and delivering a professional police service.
Global health experts are keeping a close watch on the emergence of the latest strain of the COVID-19 virus
The long line of Caymanians and residents waiting to register outside the Ritz-Carlton Ballroom showed just how keen they are to get jobs in the Ritz-Carlton, Kimpton Seafire or Hampton by Hilton, the three hotels under Dart’s portfolio.
Premier Hon Wayne Panton, Deputy Premier Hon Chris Saunders, and Tourism Minister Hon Kenneth Bryan all came to give the passengers stepping off the big Delta Airlines plane a warm Cayman welcome,
An Olympian, a noted artist and an environmental activist were among 15 young persons whose achievements and talents were celebrated at the Proud of Them Round 13 awards ceremony on Friday, 25 February
Twenty-one cruise visits are scheduled for Cayman between March 21st and April 17th in Phase 1 of the return of cruise tourism to Cayman since the sector was suspended in March 2020.
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.