At last week’s press briefing, Tourism and Transport Minister, Kenneth Bryan, spoke about the official reinstatement of tourism into the Cayman Islands, which means incoming travellers to the Cayman Islands (visitors and returning residents alike) must follow new rules as per Phase 4....
The Cayman Islands Customs & Border Control Service (CBC) would like to remind people who are importing goods for the holiday season to ensure all supplier or sales invoices are provided to your appointed agent before the goods arrive.
The Cayman Islands Department of Tourism, in collaboration with the Ministry of Health, Department of Environmental Health and private sector stakeholders, has developed updated sanitisation guidelines for the tourism sector, which are now available on the DOT’s website.
The Cayman Islands Department of Tourism has announced that new production of its ‘Dream in Cayman’ campaign is underway, and Caymanian talent is at the top of the call sheet.
The Ministry of Planning, Agriculture, Housing and Infrastructure (PAHI) has announced that the National Community Enhancement Project (NiCE) will take place from 6 to 23 December.
While many people were bracing themselves for/looking forward to (depending on perspective) the border opening last Saturday, it is more likely that the numbers of visitors to the Cayman Islands who will now not have to quarantine upon arrival will likely be very low initially.
Nobody is really able to get quite so close as artist Jason Kennedy does to translating the heart and soul of the Caymanian people into artwork and putting that down on canvas.
As Cayman honoured International Men’s Day, last Friday 19 November, Deputy Governor & Head of the Civil Service Franz Manderson issued the following statement...
The Panel discussion programme on Caymanian Times has called on the government to embark on a comprehensive communications campaign to inform the public, and especially businesses, of the Covid-19 regulations linked to the reopening of the borders.
At 8 a.m. on Monday, 22 November Chief Medical Officer Dr. John Lee reported that 3,005 PCR tests had been conducted since 8 a.m. on Friday, 19 November.