1 Apr
2019
Tourism dreams big with new ad campaign
An elegantly dressed couple salsa dances in the natural amphitheater of Cayman’s Crystal Caves.
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29 Mar
2019
Cayman Airways adjusting to grounded planes
Cayman Airways officials say the grounding of the company’s two Boeing 737 Max 8s has so far caused mostly minor delays in its service, although one regular weekly flight has been
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29 Mar
2019
Sick turtle restored to health
It was one of the more unusual MRI scans the staff at 3T Cayman imaging clinic has ever been asked to perform.
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25 Mar
2019
The Cayman Book Website has launched
The Cayman Book website has now launched, offering a user-friendly online tool for those looking to enjoy an upscale experience in the Cayman Islands.
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5 Mar
2019
Cayman Airways celebrates inaugural flight from Cayman to Denver, Colorado
On Saturday March 2, 2019, Cayman Airways officially launched its longest commercial nonstop flight in the airline’s 50-year history - from Grand Cayman to Denver, Colorado.
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1 Mar
2019
CITA visits Cayman Prep for Cayman Week
CITA recently had the pleasure of visiting with the Cayman Prep students for their event, Cayman Culture Week. The topic being discussed was ‘How is the tourism industry important
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28 Feb
2019
Strong tourism growth forecast across Caribbean
Strong tourism growth forecast across Caribbean
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28 Feb
2019
Young Cayman inventor joins fight against invasive lionfish
Young Cayman inventor joins fight against invasive lionfish
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28 Feb
2019
27 Feb
2019
CTO FOUNDATION EXPANDS PROGRAMME WITH INDUSTRY-SPECIFIC SCHOLARSHIPS FOR CARI...
CTO FOUNDATION EXPANDS PROGRAMME WITH INDUSTRY-SPECIFIC SCHOLARSHIPS FOR CARIBBEAN NATIONALS
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29 Jan
2019
Record arrivals for Cayman in 2018
Nearly 2.4 million visitors arrived in the Cayman Islands in 2018, the highest number recorded for a single year.
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29 Jan
2019
Turtle farm credited for revival of species
The revival of green turtles from the brink of extinction in the Cayman Islands is largely due to a project led by the Cayman Turtle Farm, now known as the Cayman Turtle Centre,
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