Let’s do a little experiment. Open Airbnb in your browser and type in Cayman Islands as the location. Don’t put in any dates or adjust the number of guests: just click search. How many results came up?
Cayman’s very first Homeshare Summit was held by the Cayman Islands Department of Tourism at the Margarittaville Conference Room on 4th September.
In her ‘Anatomy of a tourism success story’ written by Barbara Currie Maguire in the May 1981 Nor’wester magazine, Ms Maguire says “during the past five years, the Cayman Islands has emerged as the Caribbean’s fastest-growing tourism destination.”
When Coca Cola launched their personalized coke bottles, dubbed the “Share a Coke” campaign, with bottles named after people, it took off all over the world.
Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands and the Eastern Caribbean quickly returned to normal following the passage of then Tropical Storm Dorian. Except for the main islands of Grand Bahama, Abaco and its Cays in The Bahamas, which has experienced severe damage, the entire Caribbean is fully open for busine
Cayman’s Women’s International Shipping & Trading Association – WISTA Cayman Islands – has announced that Captain Patrik Dahlgren, Senior Vice President, Global Marine Operations at Royal Caribbean Cruises, Ltd will be the keynote speaker for the 2019 WISTA International AGM & Conference which is be
There’s a popular saying in cold-weather destinations: Summer bodies are made in the winter. This same concept can be applied to the hospitality business in a way: The seeds of a successful busy season are planted in the offseason. Right?
By 2020, 2.9 billion people are expected to be active on social media. Social media connects our world, providing travelers a means to explore places and cultures before actually experiencing them. An account, hashtag, or a single photo has the power to inform and inspire travel decisions, just as a
The hospitality industry prides itself on giving its customers a warm welcome and providing outstanding service in pursuit of high guest retention and customer satisfaction.
Wellness Tourism is on the rise. The wellness tourism sector is a USD$639.4 billion industry, with an average annual growth rate of 6.5 percent. Wellness tourists are also said to be willing to spend 130% more than non-wellness focused tourists. With these statistics it’s not any wonder why wellness