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The Cayman Islands Records Its Ninth Consecutive Month of Stayover Growth
The Cayman Islands welcomed 45,053 stayover visitors in July 2026, an increase of 10% when compared with July 2025
Marine Incident at Governor's Beach on 24 August 2026
The Cayman Islands Government is aware of an incident that occurred on the 24 August involving a visitor who sustained an injury while in the water in the vicinity of Governor’s Beach
Water Incident at Governor's Beach
The Department of Environment has consulted two international marine species bite specialists and after careful examination of photos of the bite, both experts independently confirmed that the recent fish bite was not caused by a shark and was more likely from a barracuda
Ministry of Trade Development Appoints Trade Consultants
The Ministry of Tourism and Trade Development is pleased to announce another significant milestone in the Government's Trade agenda, with the appointment of a consultant to develop the Cayman Islands first comprehensive Trade Development Framework

Record First Half of 2026 Delivers Broad Economic Benefits for CI
The Cayman Islands welcomed 40,460 stayover visitors in June 2026 recording its eighth consecutive month of year-over-year stayover growth. This was a 6.9% increase compared with June 2025

May Stayover Visitation Sets the Pace for the Remainder of 2026
The Cayman Islands continued its upward trend in stayover visitation welcoming 40,015 stayover visitors in May 2026, an increase of 16.5% year-over-year and the second highest May on record