Explore the underwater world of Little Cayman Island
By Pam LeBlanc From My Statesman Leave the crowds behind on a sleepy Caribbean island where iguanas outnumber humans I tug on fins, press a mask to my face and gaze out over the blanket of ocean rippling in front of…
Writer conquers fears to enjoy Cayman Island stop
By John Ceballos From Polk Life When Christopher Columbus first caught a glimpse of the Cayman Islands in 1503, he referred to them as “Las Tortugas” because of the abundance of sea turtles in their surrounding waters. So when I…
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Reef damage under probe, Cayman official says Pullmantur was not negligent
From Seatrade Cruise News Pullmantur is under fire for damaging a Cayman Islands coral reef with a ship’s anchor chain in an incident captured on video that has had hundreds of thousands of YouTube views. However, Pullmantur Zenith was inside…
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Chinese agree to complete Bahamas megaresort
By Nassau Guardian From Caribbean News Now NASSAU, Bahamas — Bahamas Prime Minister Perry Christie announced during the 2016/2017 Budget Communication in the House of Assembly on Wednesday that an agreement to remobilize the construction and completion of the multi-billion…
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Caribbean hotels poor performance in 2016 linked to Zika virus mosquito fear
By Michael Gerrity From World Property Journal According to global hotel consult STR, the Caribbean hotel industry experienced noticeable performance decreases in the first four months of 2016 that can in part be linked to the spread of the Zika…
Haiti bidding to be the next big thing in Caribbean travel by leaving its troubled past behind
By Caterina Clerici, Kim Wall From Independent UK With its vibrant culture, Creole cuisine and colonial history there is plenty to interest tourists, but politics, a lack of infrastructure and perceived safety concerns still stand in the way ”WELCOME TO THE…
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Top ten global accountancy firm becomes major sponsor of world’s largest expat survey
I-World Research, originators and distributors of the world’s largest annual study of those residing outside of their country of origin, has announced that Moore Stephens is now an official sponsor of The Expat Survey .com This is a major coup…
UPDATE: ALL ROADS OPEN Cayman Islands’ Airport “Plane Crash” Exercise begins & road closures announced
From RCIPS Wed, May 25, 2016 at 12:27 PM Please be advised that all traffic restrictions associated with the exercise this morning have been lifted. Cayman Islands’ Airport “Plane Crash” Exercise begins The public is informed that the Civil…
Romantic honeymoon destinations: 5 beaches that give you your money’s worth [Cayman Islands is there]
By Don Donna Vidad From Travelers Today We present everything a person need to know about planning their best romantic honeymoon destinations – most specifically to beaches. We will blurt out the most visually attractive and romantic beaches in the world. As…
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Tourism Matters: Landmark UK court ruling
By Adrian Loveridge From Caribbean News Now For as long as I can remember it has been one of the most contentious laws in the United Kingdom for many years. Until a landmark court ruling last week, local education authorities…
