The Cayman Islands welcomed 15,303 stayover visitors in September 2026 up 18.4% when compared with September 2025 – the highest rate of monthly growth so far for 2026 and continuing the destination’s positive growth trajectory with eleven consecutive months of visitation growth.
Two graduates of the Dart Hospitality Training Programme (DHTP) recently travelled to St. Augustine, Florida as part of Dart’s Hospitality Training Exchange Programme, where they gained international experience across hotel operations, tourism attractions, culinary arts and event management.
The Cayman Islands welcomed 27,445 stayover visitors in August 2026, an increase of 9.2% when compared with August 2025.
The Cayman Islands welcomed 45,053 stayover visitors in July 2026, an increase of 10% when compared with July 2025.
The Cayman Islands welcomed 40,460 stayover visitors in June 2026 recording its eighth consecutive month of year-over-year stayover growth.
The Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman and Four Seasons Resort and Residences Anguilla have been recognised in the inaugural Condé Nast Traveller Triple Crown Awards, a prestigious distinction awarded to a select group of hotels that achieve all three of the publication’s highest annual honours, including
A new group of 16 aspiring hospitality professionals has been selected to participate in the Dart Hospitality Training Programme, a four-month paid initiative designed to equip young Caymanians with the skills, experience and professional development needed for successful careers in the hospitality
The Cayman Islands Department of Tourism is proud to announce that Rosa Harris, Director of Tourism, has been honored as a founding inductee of the Caribbean Tourism Organization’s (CTO) Female Leadership Hall of Fame.
The Cayman Islands continued its record-breaking tourism performance in April 2026 by welcoming 47,884 stayover visitors, making this the best April in the Island’s history.
The Cayman Islands welcomed 49,075 stayover visitors in February 2026, representing a 10.1% increase year over year and marking the second-strongest February on record, just 3% below the all-time high set in 2020.