Following the devastation that swept most of the Caribbean region as a result of multiple storms, the Cayman Islands Department of Tourism is grateful to announce that the Cayman Islands is fully open for business. The Cayman Islands is fortunate to provide all travellers, including any displaced groups the opportunity to experience its world-class beaches, dining, accommodations and deepest Caymankind hospitality at a time when it is needed most.

How they are helping in the Caribbean

The Cayman Islands Government continues to reach out to the various Caribbean islands impacted by the most recent Hurricane Irma to offer humanitarian aid. Earlier this month, the Hon. Alden McLaughlin, Premier of the Cayman Islands visited Anguilla and brought with him a Cayman Airways 737 filled with supplies and 30 health and medical personnel. Further, the Royal Cayman Islands Police Service (RCIPS) helicopter recently visited the Turks and Caicos for various patrol and rescue missions. Presently, 16 of the RCIPS officers are assisting with law and order and humanitarian efforts across the Turks and Caicos and British Virgin Islands.

What can The Cayman Islands provide your clients?

Renowned for its award-winning Seven Mile Beach, world-class diving and dining and diversity of guest experiences, the Cayman Islands promises an idyllic warm-weather escape for guests of all interests.