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Cayman: Sister Islands flights temporarily reduced to once-weekly
In accordance with the Cayman Islands Government’s ongoing measures to safeguard the Cayman Islands from the Coronavirus (COVID-19), commercial passenger flights between Grand Cayman and the Sister Islands have been reduced to one flight per week. These flights are restricted to essential travel only….
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Caribbean Airlines Travel Waiver Advisory for tickets booked for travel from July 01, 2020 up to August 30, 2020
Port-of-Spain April 2, 2020. Caribbean Airlines advises of the following update to its current travel waiver, to include customers with travel plans between July 01, and up to August 30, 2020, which may be impacted by the COVID-19 (Novel Coronavirus)….
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PM Harris makes national address on further Emergency Powers (COVID-19) Regulations under the State of Emergency now existing in St. Kitts and Nevis
Address to the Nation by Prime Minister Dr. the Hon. Timothy Harris on the State of Emergency Thursday, April 2, 2020 My Fellow Citizens and Residents: Today, Thursday, 2nd April 2020, I have asked His Excellency, the Governor General, to make further Emergency Powers (COVID-19)…
Factual findings: Real world impact of Covid-19
The Covid-19 coronavirus outbreak has caused unprecedented disruption and uncertainty throughout the globe. As the virus spreads, movement and interaction worldwide has already begun to change. To help understand the impact of what’s happened thus far, Factual examined visitation to…
Coronavirus: Why are British travellers struggling to get home?
By James Landale From BBC Around the world there are thousands of Britons desperate to get home. And yet many are stranded. Airports have been closed and borders shut. Cities have been placed in lockdown. Many are trapped in hotels,…
UK: Coronavirus – Health experts ‘frustrated’ by low UK virus testing
From BBC Health officials say they are “frustrated” by a lack of progress in expanding UK coronavirus testing. Prof Paul Cosford of Public Health England (PHE) said “everybody involved” is unhappy testing has not “got to the position yet that…
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Enrollment now open for Kia’s The Great Unknowns Scholarship Programme
Applications for Kia’s The Great Unknowns Scholarship Now Being Accepted; Recipients To Be Announced in June Kia’s scholarship program returns for second year to reward students that “Give It Everything” Information regarding eligibility requirements and the application process can be…
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Clear nights skies
Clear nights skies delight photographers From BBC With most people spending many hours at home, photographers are having to find new ways to express their creativity. And with fewer aircraft in the skies, those who venture out at night to…
Cayman: The Ministry of Health advice on face masks
The Ministry Of Health recognises the potential benefits of homemade masks when acting as a physical barrier to stop some droplet spread of the novel coronavirus when in public spaces. However, in yesterday’s press briefing (31 March 2020), the Chief…
Kia Motors America announces March sales
Best-Ever First Quarter Sales of the Sportage SUV Kia Motors America today announced March sales of 45,413vehicles, led by the Optima and Forte. The first three months of 2020 saw the Sportage SUV – Kia’s longest-running nameplate in the U.S. – realize best-ever first quarter sales of 20,057 units. “Our thoughts and prayers are with…
