The recovery of the Cayman Islands tourism industry and return as a top pillar of the economy is the highest priority for the Ministry of Tourism (MOT) which has laid a blueprint for success through the next phases of the COVID-19 crisis and the years to come.
Estefania McDermot, one of Cayman’s young leaders in the local fight against ocean plastic pollution, will be taking part in live panel focused on ocean health, on Friday, June 5, from 2-3 pm EDT to mark World Oceans Day, on 8 June.
The National Emergency Operations Centre reminds the public that travel remains restricted between the three Cayman Islands until further notice.
The Cayman Islands tourism industry, understandably the hardest hit industry of the economy during the COVID-19 crisis response, is preparing for a robust rebound when borders reopen by developing industry standards for sanitation.
Cayman Enterprise City (CEC) has recently released its annual estimated economic impact report. The report, which was independently compiled by Berman Fisher, estimates the 2019 impact of the CEC special economic zones project on the local economy to have exceed USD $50 million....
Boosted by a recent partnership among Rotary Central, local businesses and the Cayman Islands Government, simple but vital COVID-19 messages are now displayed in 22 prime bus shelter locations throughout Grand Cayman, where they can easily be viewed by the public.
A great big concert, featuring head lining singers and musicians from all around the globe will take place on Saturday 30 May at 7pm – 9.30 pm, and is accessible online. It will support all those behind the scenes COVID 19 heroes, including first responders, and many different families....
Prospect MLA Austin Harris regularly makes the rounds of his constituency with calls and visits, however since the onset of the COVID19 Pandemic, he has been seen making regular deliveries of Food Vouchers to the elderly and families in need.
On Friday, May 15, 2020, the Cabinet approved a temporary relaxation of scholarship requirements to allow scholarship recipients whose studies may have been affected by the COVID 19 virus and suspended from scholarship funding to continue to receive funding
Customs & Border Control (CBC) was informed by the Public Health Department that a CBC Officer has test positive for COVID-19. The employee is now in isolation and the Public Health Department has immediately commenced the required contact tracing.