In Cayman we take for granted the fact that we can take a cooling dip in the ocean pretty much whenever we want, surrounded as we are by blissfully warm, clear waters.
The holidays are OVER! Your body is puffy and bloated. Your joints are achy. Your clothes feel tight. Let’s quickly get you back on the fitness fast track.
Over 2,000 persons have been vaccinated in just over a week since the National COVID-19 Vaccination campaign started. The first consignment of 9,750 doses from the British government arrived in Cayman on January 5th.
The Needs Assessment Unit (NAU) is extending its pilot programme “NAU is in Our District,” which rolled out on 11 and 18 December 2020.
The Ministry of Education’s Scholarship Secretariat invites all eligible Caymanians interested in pursuing tertiary studies overseas for the 2021-2022 academic year, to submit their applications for overseas government scholarships before the upcoming deadline of 31 January 2021.
The Cayman Islands Health Services Authority (HSA) has boosted its patient experience measurement by implementing automated real-time surveys after each patient encounter.
Head to the Ritz-Carlton this weekend for a succession of foodie events that will tickle your taste buds like no other. Held every year in January, Cayman Cookout is still going ahead for 2021 despite Covid restrictions not allowing international superstar chefs to participate.
Apart from a few isolated cases of quarantined travelers, the Cayman Islands are for all intents and purposes, Covid-free and a new vaccine may mean that Island nation may soon be able to welcome visitors to its shores once again.
The community-based tourism opportunity involves residents of the destination (often rural, poor and economically marginalized), who invite tourists to visit their communities.