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SUSTAINED TOURISM SUCCESS POST-COVID
Cayman’s tourism industry is enjoying a sustained recovery with projections for the future even more encouraging.
Cayman’s tourism industry is enjoying a sustained recovery with projections for the future even more encouraging.
Thirteen Cayman Islands Coast Guard recruits – 11 men and two women – have just graduated to become junior officers in one of the newest law enforcement agencies for Cayman.
Published on Wednesday, 5th April, the summary of Cabinet’s last session - held on Tuesday, 28th March - saw progress on a substantial number of projects being made, including confirmation that the King’s Birthday Public Holiday would be observed on Monday, 19th June 2023.
Hon. Jay Ebanks, Minister for Planning, Agriculture, Planning and Infrastructure, and Ministry representatives visited the offices of utilities regulator, OfReg, this week.
The Cayman Islands Customs and Border Control Service (“CBC”) has announced the occurrence of two separate drug seizures and associated arrests.
During the month of March, the community-based Meals on Wheels programs across the island joined forces with the international affiliates for the annual awareness campaign to celebrate the successful public-private partnership and garner the resources needed to reach every senior in need of a nutrit
The Antigua and Barbuda government said the West Africans who are missing and feared dead when a stolen 30-foot boat sank off the coast of St Kitts last week were not trafficked migrants, as speculation spreads.
The Saint Lucia Jazz & Arts Festival returns this year from May 5-14, featuring headline performances from Sting with Shaggy, as well as many more mega acts like reggae queen Shenseea.
Jamaica Carnival is back and inviting visitors to experience the incredible atmosphere across the island during a week of celebrations kicking off on April 12.
The UK government has just published a list of seven sites in the UK and its Overseas Territories which it would like to have considered for UNESCO World Heritage status, and Little Cayman’s Marine Parks and Protected Areas are included in the seven sites.