AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoTourism Numbers: Cayman welcomed 27,445 stay-over visitors in August, up 9.2% year-on-year, with cruise passenger calls in George Town also rising to 80% from the U.S. Local Conservation & Wildlife: The environment minister halted the feral cat cull on the Sister Islands, citing consultation and concerns for native species; separately, a dolphin entangled in a fishing net off Seven Mile Beach was freed but likely needs long-term specialist rehab. Policy & Planning: MPs heard updates tied to a curtailed UNESCO bid for Little Cayman, blamed on missing land-based plans and a limited preliminary submission; Parliament also tabled reports including the Ministry of Tourism and Trade Development. Getting Around: The Public Transport Unit launched a free four-month “Eastern Link” pilot in East End and North Side to improve district connections. Aviation & Access: Cayman Airways CEO Fabian Whorms announced retirement in December, with leadership transition details pending. Business & Development: A 4.3-acre Spotts seafront parcel hit the market with Beach Resort/Residential zoning, signaling new hospitality or resort-residential options. Cruise & Hospitality Buzz: Margaritaville at Sea announced 30 new 2028 itineraries including first-ever calls to Costa Rica and Panama, with Grand Cayman included.
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