Minister for Tourism and Transport Kenneth Bryan spoke with Caymanian Times publisher Ralph Lewis this week about his thoughts on current tourism and transport issues.
Reservations are mounting over Cayman’s continued retention of its COVID-19 mask mandate and how it could now be negatively impacting tourism recovery.
The Caribbean’s tourism renaissance is well underway, with some destinations approaching or exceeding record visitor arrival numbers.
The next disbursement date for the Displaced Tourism Employees Stipend is set for Monday, 23 May for recipients who completed the mandatory survey by the deadline, which was Friday, 6 May.
As the tourism sector rebounds strongly from the near shutdown caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association (CHTA) is calling on the region’s “bread and butter” industry to ramp up efforts to be adequately staffed to meet the impending surge....
As from Easter Monday, 18 April, Cayman moves to Phase II of its Covid regulations on cruise tourism, which will see the Islands lift the restrictions on the number of cruise ships able to visit, a move back to pre-pandemic times.
Cruise Ship Schedule — Week — March 21 – 25
Owen Roberts International Airport was very busy on Thursday 17 February, and one of the main reasons was the return of American Airlines
Caribbean destinations are kickstarting their tourism industries, some at a more aggressive rate than others, keen to recapture market share and reboot their economies.
A wide range of tourism industry movers and government officials came together at the Kimpton hotel, along the Seven Mile Beach in Grand Cayman on Wednesday night for a networking reception.