AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoLabour & Tourism Jobs: Stingray Tours has been ordered to pay more than CI$90,000 to workers the court ruled were employees (not independent contractors), including vacation and sick leave pay—an important reminder for tour operators about Labour Act protections. Media & Local Business: Pilar Bush is set to leave government work and return to the Dart Group as publisher at Compass Media, starting 14 September. Roads & Visitor Experience: A section of Birch Tree Hill Road in West Bay will switch from two-way to one-way northbound traffic from 1 September to improve flow and safety. Marine Safety: Authorities are responding after a barracuda bite near Governor’s Beach/Seven Mile Beach area; the fish was caught and a necropsy is planned, with officials urging beachgoers to stay alert. Air Travel Convenience: Cayman Airways adds more Friday flights to La Ceiba (21 Aug–11 Sep) and introduces “Refund Protect” so eligible customers can get a full ticket refund for covered disruptions. Tourism Education & Community: Passport2Success cohort 41 graduates and the Ready, Set, Learn! back-to-school giveaway supported hundreds of students across Grand Cayman and Cayman Brac. Sports & Travel: Cayman’s Men’s Senior National Team will play all Nations League League B matches away due to centralized venue rules, with travel to Dominica and Puerto Rico.
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