AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoTourism Growth: The Cayman Islands welcomed 27,445 overnight visitors in August, up 9.2% year over year, extending the growth streak to 10 months. January–August arrivals rose 11% to 361,192, with U.S. visitors leading. Ocean Events: CCMI is bringing marine science into the community this week with school visits, a free communications workshop, a public lecture and its Festival of Seas gala. Airport Capacity: Owen Roberts International Airport has invited bids for a publicly funded apron and taxiway expansion, adding three commercial aircraft stands and two private-jet pads. Work is expected to start in 2027. Island Highlights: Grand Cayman’s Rum Point is in the spotlight as the birthplace of the Mudslide and a North Side beach-day destination. Beach Safety: The Department of Environment says fish feeding and floating mats may attract baitfish and predators near Seven Mile Beach, and reminds visitors that feeding marine wildlife is prohibited outside designated zones. Hospitality Careers: Dart’s training programme graduated a record 17 participants, supporting local talent for the tourism sector.
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