The COVID-19 crisis has the global hospitality and tourism industries – some of the most consequential industries in the world– in uncharted territory. Nations have closed their borders. Airlines face bankruptcy. Cruises are not sailing.
Ogier has announced the promotion of seven people in its Cayman Islands team as part of its latest round of global promotions.
Canada's spy agency is moving quietly ahead with plans to collect and use databases containing personal information about its citizens.
Poor Hondurans who were barely eking out a living selling basics on the capital’s gritty streets prior to the coronavirus outbreak are now sleeping on those same streets as they can no longer afford their rent.
PREVENTION, CONTROL AND SUPPRESSION OF COVID-19 REGULATIONS, 2020
A shipment of 30,000 personal protective equipment (PPE) kits -vital to the safety of front-line healthcare workers in the treatment of COVID-19 patients - arrived in the Cayman Islands on Thursday, April 30.
Contradictions abound in the new normal reality this Cinco de Mayo. Brush fires have scorched over 1,700 acres in the Everglades yet signs of spring’s hopeful beauty persist. A Miami Beach park re-opens then closes again and cruise ships offer mixed signals on when and if their itineraries....
All displaced Caymanian tourism employees are encouraged to register with the Ministry of Tourism by filling out the online registration form that can be found on tourismregistration.ourcayman.ky.
Top global financial services firm Intertrust has signed on for its tenth year as sponsor of the Cayman Islands Marathon, affirming its confidence in the event and its commitment to promoting health and fitness in the community.
The Jamaican Honorary Consulate and the Governor’s Office have announced that the first repatriation flight to Jamaica has been authorised by the Jamaican Government for this Thursday, 4 June 2020.