AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoHospitality Training: Two Dart programme graduates gained international experience in hotel operations, attractions, culinary arts and events during a three-week exchange in St. Augustine, Florida. Mosquito Control: Government approved nearly CI$3.7 million for a second replacement aircraft and larvicide, as ageing planes and high mosquito numbers strain MRCU operations. Cruise Planning: Silversea’s 2028–29 event-led sailings underline how timing shapes a port visit; its article notes that Grand Cayman can be unusually quiet on Sundays. Beach Watch: Imported sand at the Grand Cayman Marriott is stabilising and moving along Seven Mile Beach, the Department of Environment says, while monitoring continues. Sargassum Guide: A new independent-hotel ranking includes Grand Cayman among Caribbean destinations with coastlines that tend to stay clearer of seaweed. Tourism Leadership: The Cayman Islands Department of Tourism will lead-sponsor the December CMEx Leadership Awards, supporting regional tourism recognition and development. Visitor View: A recent Grand Cayman dive-trip account describes a quiet September stay, clear skies and near-empty beaches.
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