The Association for Cruise Tourism (ACT) in the Cayman Islands is cautioning the public not to be misled by recent headlines claiming that cruise tourism is rebounding.
The Cayman Islands and its gorgeous beaches have been built over tens of millions of years by the stony limestone skeletons of millions of coral reef organisms.
Cayman Connection, the not-for-profit support organisation for Caymanians studying or training overseas, recently hosted a university guidance workshop for students and parents from Triple C School.
The Elections Office is reminding all licensed liquor establishments of their legal obligations under the Elections Act during the upcoming General Election and Referendum.
The Association for Cruise Tourism (ACT) unequivocally dismisses the latest accusations by CPR Cayman regarding our campaign messaging.
CPR Cayman are very concerned about misleading signage and advertising being posted publicly by the cruise berthing Vote Yes campaign.
The Department of Environmental Health (DEH) is announcing the beginning of its Annual Bulk Waste Collection service from May 5, 2025, dedicating one week to each district in Grand Cayman and an entire week for the Sister Islands.
Travellers from Detroit can look now forward to a warm weather getaway to the Cayman Islands this winter with the return of Delta Airlines’ nonstop flights between Detroit Metro Airport and Grand Cayman starting on 20 December 2025.
The University College of the Cayman Islands (UCCI) welcomed a diverse crowd of local business leaders, global sustainability experts, government officials, faculty, students, and community members at its Sustainability Symposium which took place on Thursday 20 March 2025.
CPR Cayman is disappointed to hear of the Deputy Premier’s contradictory statement made today at a pro-port meeting that a ‘Yes’ vote will not mean cruise piers will be built.