A celebration of all thing’s coconut, Pedro St. James, and the Tourism Attraction Board (TAB) are looking forward hosting its seventh annual Coco Fest on Saturday 26th February albeit a smaller version of the popular event.
The Family Resource Centre (FRC) has begun offering the Positive Parenting Programme, known as Triple P, as part of its enhanced support services for families in the Cayman Islands.
The Passport and Corporate Services Office (P&CSO) has launched new and more convenient methods for collecting Cayman (British Overseas Territories Citizen) (BOTC) Passports.
Over the last 65 years, more than 30 warm-weather tourism destinations in the Caribbean archipelago of islands and coastal communities have attracted leisure and business visitors alike. Tourism has matured into a world-class service sector.
The Cayman Islands Public Library Services (CIPLS) held a reception on Friday afternoon (11 February) to celebrate the reopening of the Cayman Brac Public Library.
Cayman’s precious natural resources are under pressure every day from development, and so the National Conservation Council’s call for nominations by the public of areas people would like to see protected has never been more important.
Caribbean destinations are kickstarting their tourism industries, some at a more aggressive rate than others, keen to recapture market share and reboot their economies.
DMS Broadcasting, the Cayman Islands’ most powerful name in media, will launch Magic 91.5 FM, CayCountry 93.5 FM, and BOBO 89.1 FM.
The downward trend in new COVID-19 cases continued last week according to the latest situational report released by the Ministry of Health tonight (Wednesday, 16 February).
The RCIPS Senior Command Team recognised the need for a strong and experienced officer at the helm for the Sister Islands and so, after great consideration RCIPS Chief Inspector, Malcolm Kay was selected as the new Area Commander for the Sister Islands, based in Cayman Brac.