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Tourism Matters: Tourism is mostly about people
By Adrian Loveridge While I would not dream of depriving any ‘worker’ of their fundamental right to withdraw their labour, in the interest of humanity one has to question the timing. Tourism is mostly about people and how the various…
Travelweek interviews Rosa Harris – Director of Tourism for The Cayman Islands Department of Tourism
by Travelweek Group We all could use a sunny break, which is exactly what the Cayman Islands is banking on. The sun-soaked destination is enjoying record visitor numbers, a testament to its beautiful beaches, tropical weather and world-class resorts. But…
Cayman Islands’ summer promo includes island-wide deals
From Travelweek News TORONTO – The allure of the Cayman Islands is undeniable, especially now that the destination has launched its ‘Summer Only In Cayman’ promotion. Available until June 30, the promo allows visitors to save up to 50% at…
Cayman Airways and Digicel announce Sir Turtle Rewards partnership
Digicel and Cayman Airways customers can now earn Sir Turtle Rewards air miles for travel on Cayman’s National Airline, thanks to an exciting new partnership linking the rewards programs of the two companies. This new offer is brought to you…
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Peter Binose: Gonsalves and others – Argyle again
By Peter Binose Dr Ralph E Gonsalves, Mr Donald Jeremy McPhail, Dr Rudy Mathias this is my reply to your recent press briefing on Argyle International Airport. For those of you who do know Mr McPhail I will tell you…
Here’s why you shouldn’t always book a hotel room through a third party site
By Sarah Schmalbruch From Business Insider The Great Barrier Reef is turning white and it’s a horrible sign for the environment A professional landscape photographer says these are the best places to see star-filled skies in the US The most…
Canadian Navy ships help seize 700 kg of cocaine in Caribbean Sea
From Naval Today Royal Canadian Navy ships deployed to the international operation Caribbe, HMCS Summerside and Saskatoon, assisted in the seizure of almost 700 kg of cocaine while on patrol in the Caribbean Sea and the eastern Pacific Ocean. The…
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Toxic Ash: A Caribbean time bomb Part 1 – Something happened in Arroyo Barril
By Omar Alfonso From Caribbean360 This is part one of a three-part investigative series produced by Puerto Rico’s Center for Investigative Journalism, in collaboration with La Perla del Sur newspaper, about the environmental and health threat posed by coal ash…
LINKS named as Cayman Islands Tourism PR and media ADR in Latin America
Cayman Islands Department of Tourism names LINKS Worldgroup as PR and Media AOR in Latin America PR Agency News March 29, 2016 LINKS Worldgroup, a marketing and communications company based in Miami, Florida, announced it has been appointed as the…
[Jamaican] Flight attendant charged with coke smuggling a ‘Flight Risk’
By Andrew Blankstein and Tracy Connor From NBC News The JetBlue flight attendant charged with trying to smuggle almost 70 pounds of cocaine onto a flight — and hot-footing it without her Gucci shoes during a security screening — appeared…
