AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoSustainable Finance: CIBC Caribbean says it has arranged or invested about US$820 million in sustainable finance across the region, backing wind and solar projects in places including Curaçao, Jamaica and the Cayman Islands—aimed at boosting energy security, resilience and jobs. Cultural Heritage: Volunteers restored the historic white sand yard at The Old Homestead in West Bay, a 1912 landmark, reinforcing Cayman’s architectural and domestic heritage. Culinary Tourism: The Ritz-Carlton Cayman Cookout returns Jan 14–17, 2027 with top chefs and mixologists, plus rum tastings and beachside dining—built for winter escape travel. Motorsport Sustainability: The Cayman Motoring Federation strengthened its environmental push with new initiatives and a Sustainability Ambassador, working toward higher FIA accreditation. Travel Practicalities: Cayman’s permanent CI$800 duty-free allowance for returning residents is now in effect (temporary CI$1,000 runs again Nov 23–Jan 7). Marine & Health Alerts: Residents are warned about Saharan dust over the weekend, with guidance to limit outdoor time and keep windows closed. Scuba Spotlight: Cayman’s International Scuba Diving Hall of Fame induction ceremony celebrated new inductees and re-affirmed the islands as a global diving home.
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