The Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association (CHTA) has asked the region’s government leaders to reduce the isolation periods for travelers to align with the United Kingdom and the United States to avoid reversing the progress made by the tourism sector since the COVID-19 pandemic slammed....
Dear readers, As we stated in our editorial comment this past Wednesday, January 12th: “This new year 2022 brings opportunities as well as challenges as Cayman looks to the future.”
The Cayman Islands Department of Tourism (CIDOT) has announced the appointment of Mr. Gary Hendricks-Dominguez to Deputy Director of International Marketing and Promotions (DDIMP).
The opposition Progressives party has cautioned the PACT government against proceeding with plans for a US$400 million 30-year bond.
Two more persons have died of COVID-19 related causes Public Health Officials reported today.
The procedural changes, which take effect immediately, are intended to minimise the impact on families and businesses of the recent increase in community cases of COVID-19, as the Omicron variant has become the dominant variant in the Cayman Islands.
The updated guidelines are as follows:
During the early morning hours of Saturday, 8 January, 2022, the Air Operations Unit, while conducting coastline patrol in the Beach Bay area of the Bodden Town District, spotted suspicious activity.
On Monday, 10 January, Chief Medical Officer (Interim) Dr. Autilia Newton reported 608 new cases of COVID-19, 22 in travellers and 586 from the community.
Ultimate frisbee in the Cayman Islands will be back in action this year after its brief holiday break.
After decades of devotion to the local sports scene, three Cayman Islands stalwarts have retired from service with the Department of Sports. Roy ‘Huta’ Ebanks, Reginald Ramoon and Kenrick Williams left their government jobs in the last quarter of 2021.