Cayman Islands Travel and Tourism News
Cayman Airways joins growing list of airlines suspending Cuba flights
Cayman Airways will temporarily suspend its service between Cayman and Cuba from 26 June, citing worsening market conditions in Cuba, among other factors.
Airport expansion offers a chance to shape Cayman’s future
With capacity constraints, airport expansion is a national priority. It is time for a strategic rethink to build an airport for the future?
Cayman Airways adds summer flights to Panama as demand grows
In response to growing local demand, Cayman Airways is expanding its Panama service this summer.
BermudAir launches direct flights to Grand Cayman and TCI
Bermuda’s national airline BermudAir is launching a new direct service to the Cayman Islands and Turks & Caicos increasing Cayman’s connections with the rest of the region.
British Airways passengers have ESTAs revoked after Ebola-related flight detention
Passengers who travelled on British Airways flight BA253 on 22 May are reporting that their US Electronic System for Travel Authorization (ESTA) approvals have been revoked.
US reaffirms Cayman as safe, advises on firearms laws and medical access
The U.S. has reaffirmed Cayman’s Level 1 travel rating while highlighting concerns over ammunition laws, water safety and medical access.
ONE | GT hotel officially opens with launch party 144 feet above George Town
Cayman’s newest hotel, ONE | GT, received Governor Jane Owen’s seal of approval at its official opening on 15 May in a glittering launch party
Luxury and family travel key to Cayman tourism growth, new report finds
A new regional travel report suggests Cayman may be better positioned than many destinations to compete for higher-value and family travelers but also faces growing risks tied to its reliance on connecting flights and seasonal demand patterns.
2 Cayman attractions make TripAdvisor Caribbean top 10
Two Cayman attractions have ranked among the Caribbean’s highest-rated visitor experiences, according to a new analysis of TripAdvisor reviews.
Stars from across Cayman honoured at 2026 Stingray Tourism Awards
Past, present and future stars of the tourism industry were honoured at the 2026 Stingray Tourism Awards held at the Grand Cayman Marriott Resort on 9 May.
Hantavirus, norovirus pose low risk to Caribbean cruise sector
Despite recent norovirus and hantavirus incidents linked to multiple cruise vessels, public health officials and industry analysts say the overall risk to the Caribbean cruise sector remains low.
Cayman travellers hit by new wave of airline baggage fee hikes
As US airlines continue grappling with sharply higher fuel costs and mounting operational expenses, Cayman travelers are being hit with higher charges for checked baggage and a growing list of ancillary fees.
Foreign office issues travel warning to Brits travelling to Jamaica
British tourists heading to Jamaica are being urged to exercise increased caution following a new travel advisory from the UK government warning of a rise in sexual assaults.
Arianna Chin named Cayman’s 2026 tourism ambassador
Cayman Prep & High School year student Arianna Chin has been named the 2026 Tourism Ambassador after winning the Tourism Ambassador Speak-Off Competition.
Airline disruptions affect carriers serving Cayman
Recent pressure on US carriers is affecting airlines that serve Cayman, with operational disruptions impacting multiple networks in recent weeks.
Cayman smashes tourist air arrival record in March
Cayman’s first quarter of stayover tourism is off to its strongest start on record, with data suggesting that 2026 could surpass 2019 records.
Middle East crisis sends tourism spillover toward Cayman
The impact of the escalating Middle East crisis is reshaping global travel patterns in ways that could deliver a meaningful boost to Caribbean destinations, including Cayman.
Positive tourism news set to continue as records broken
The Ministry of Tourism said that Cayman is having an incredible first quarter for stayover visitor numbers and that the run of good news...
Tourism board seeks consultants to update National Tourism Plan
The Cayman Islands Department of Tourism is seeking a consultancy firm to update the National Tourism Plan (NTP) which sets out the future direction of the tourism industry.
Good Samaritan bus driver saves holiday from becoming a disaster
A tourist from California has thanked Cayman Islands' bus drivers after her lost bag containing cash, credit cards and her drivers licence was returned to her hotel after she had left it on a public bus.
Environmental assessment bids open on airport runway expansions
Improvements to the main airports on Grand Cayman and Cayman Brac took a step closer with the Cayman Islands Airports Authority asking for environmental...





























