Getting tourism back on track remains a priority for Caribbean destinations which rely on the industry for most, or at least a considerable portion, of their national income.
When His Excellency the Governor, Mr. Martyn Roper called to inform retired Deputy Clerk of Parliament, Ms Sharon Smith that she was chosen to be a Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) by Her Majesty the Queen, she could not believe her ears.
With Cayman Airways recently receiving their fourth 737-800 series aircraft, the entire fleet is new and modern. This has been promoted as something that will improve CAL’s service.
The pandemic has impacted the lives of everyone in the Cayman Islands, and children have been especially vulnerable to the anxieties and mental strains caused by lockdowns, quarantines, and keeping safe.
The CIAA, which operates the ORIA on Grand Cayman and the CKIA on Cayman Brac, announced today that drivers approaching ORIA will be permitted curbside access for the purpose of dropping off or picking up passengers only, starting 14 February 2022.
On Wednesday Feb 2nd, DoE Conservation Officers responded to a report from the public of suspicious activity in a protected Marine Reserve.
With the Superbowl taking place this coming Sunday, 13 February, the RCIPS is reminding members of the public and owners of establishments, of the Public Health Regulations currently in force.
Public Health has released COVID-19 figures for 6 – 9 February 2022.
On Wednesday, 9 February, at about 9:30AM, officers from various units in the RCIPS conducted a search of an address in George Town, under the Misuse of Drugs Law.
The arrival of four United Airlines flights at Owen Robert’s International Airport on Saturday February 12th signalled an important milestone for the recovery of Cayman’s tourism industry