The Opposition Progressives/Alliance has challenged the ruling PACT coalition to set a September 1st target date to restart the stalled tourism industry.
Hon. Minister for Tourism, Kenneth Bryan, has pointed to controversial policies of the Governor of Florida as a major factor in how Cayman eventually decides to reopen its borders to tourism.
Some 110 persons interested in becoming census workers attended the first of three public information meetings, Thursday evening.
The Cayman Islands National Dance Company celebrated 33 wonderful years of spectacular dance with ‘Gratitude,’ at the Harquail Theatre on 5 and 6 June.
New Home Affairs Minister, Hon. Bernie Bush toured all three fire stations on Grand Cayman last week (Wednesday, 2 June 2021).
Cayman is being positioned to take advantage of emerging new digital trends in the financial and other sectors.
Cayman’s continued closure of its borders to tourists is detrimentally impacting the tourism industry in the crucially important first quarter of next year, the three months of high season when, traditionally, around 60% of Government’s revenues are made from this currently closed industry.
As of Tuesday, 1st June, the number of persons in Cayman who have received the first dose reached 44,122 people, while 38,025 people have received both doses.
Cayman’s continued closure of its borders could detrimentally affect its real estate prices as possible purchasers turn to competitor jurisdictions for investment, a roomful of property professionals heard last week at the 2021 RICS Cayman Chapter Real Estate Forum.
Beginning on the 10th October 2021 and taking place over the following two months, Census 2021 will see around 450 census workers going door-to-door to accumulate vital data on every household’s inhabitants, as they count each resident and ask pertinent questions as to all who live here.