AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoTourism Numbers: Cayman welcomed 40,460 stayover visitors in June 2026 (+6.9% YoY), with growth led by the US and supported by Canada and Europe; first-half stayovers hit 288,694 (+11.3%). Cruise passenger arrivals also rose to 55,639 in June (+15.5%), keeping total visitation up to 96,099 (+11.7%). Cruise Accessibility: A new report highlights how wheelchair users can be left behind at tender ports when ramps and boarding steps aren’t accessible—an issue that affects shore-excursion access for some guests. Beach & Resort Investment: Grand Cayman Marriott is investing multi-millions to restore its beachfront shoreline, with sand replenishment and conservation measures; the beach is expected to reopen to the public in early September. Hurricane Planning: The Cayman Islands is bringing back its Worry Free Hurricane Guarantee for 2026, offering flexible cancellation/rebooking terms at participating properties when a hurricane watch is issued. Local Tourism Support: The Visitor Experience Development Grant Programme is backing tourism entrepreneurs with up to CI$50,000, including recent recipients like Goosebump Tours and Sea Breeze Jet Ski Tours. Wildlife & Conservation: Volunteers rescued a 400-pound sea turtle found in a Rum Point swimming pool, then tagged and released it back to sea.
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