With Cayman’s tourism industry currently in limbo having received no hint from Government of a border opening timetable, the success of any kind of a reopening later in the year will crucially depend on whether there are enough people to work within the industry.
Supervisor of Elections Wesley Howell and his team at the Cayman Islands Elections Office have received a resounding vote of approval from the Domestic Observers for the management of the recent general election.
In a bid to try and ease the twice daily traffic congestion that Cayman has to suffer, Cricket Square owners Orchard Development have just launched a dedicated bus service, the Cricket Square Express, for their tenants.
The Cayman Islands Tourism Association (CITA) in partnership with the R3 Foundation, is offering a ten thousand US dollars raffle prize to entice people to get their COVID-19 vaccination.
Cabinet has granted conditional approval for the CayMAS Carnival 2021 street parade to take place in the Cayman Islands on August 7th.
Due to the level of demand over the summer period, the Ministry of Tourism and Transport has reached out to British Airways (BA) to request for two additional flights to be added to the schedule in July and August.
Beverley and Tom Simpson want to shore up a gap they see by giving more students the chance to attend college in Cayman.
It was meant to be part of the big, long term George Town Revitalization Plan aimed at freeing up the congested town centre while helping people, particularly the elderly, to move about from one place to another when they had lots of errands to run.
The Ministry of Planning, Agriculture, Housing and Infrastructure (PAHI) has announced that there will be changes to the Cayman Islands Farmers’ Assistance and Relief Measures (CI FARM) programme, effective today, Friday, May 28.
The Minister for Education (MOE), The Honourable Juliana O'Connor Connolly, announces the arrival of 2640 laptops for distribution to primary school students across the Cayman Islands.