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Eco-tourism could help protect local nesting turtle population
Eco-tourism could help protect local nesting turtle population. Hatchlings threatened by lighting from hotels and condos.
Airport interior designs unveiled
Architects have released concept drawings of how Caymans new expanded airport will look following a $55 million redevelopment.
Expansion plans ahead for Health City
Health City Cayman Islands will invest $25 million in infrastructure in 2016, and as much as another $100 million in 2017 and 2018, all drawn from private sources. The investments will come from Health City and Health City Development, expanding hospital facilities and launching a series of commercial enterprises, including staff housing, a shopping plaza, design work on a 185-room hotel and a marketing plan for a medical school.
2013 Awards Night: Shining a Spotlight on the Stars
INCREDIBLE ACCOMPLISHMENT: Kim Lund celebrates with RE/MAX CEO Margaret Kelly after receiving the prestigious Luminary of Distinction award.RE/MAX paid tribute to its top producers and other honorees at the 2013 Best of RE/MAX Awards Night on February 27. At the MGM Grand Hotel & Casino,
New plane sparks hope of Brac revival
Cayman Airways has added a new 34-seat turboprop plane to its fleet amid high hopes that it will help spark a tourism revival on Cayman Brac.
Treasure Island to become Margaritaville Resort
The run-down Treasure Island hotel will be transformed into a Margaritaville resort following the purchase of the property by Miami-based Howard Hospitality Group. The sale went through on Friday after months of negotiations, real estate agent Kim Lund confirmed. Re/Max will start selling 110 condominium suites at the new hotel later this month.
New-look airport taking shape
Work on the long-awaited expansion of the Owen Roberts International Airport is beginning to take shape. The foundations are in place and the steel structure of the new baggage hold room is going up. Thats just phase one of a four-phase project that is expected to take three years to complete.
Value for Money
Buying a property in Cayman offers better value for money than in many other tropical paradise. And prospective purchasers are advised to buy now while places are still available and before prices go up.
Angels establish Breast Cancer Wellness Initiative
The Breast Cancer Foundation is delighted to announce a new wellness initiative. The catalyst for this initiative was a donation made to the Breast Cancer Foundation by a group called Aimees Angels who participated in the Susan G. Komen 3-Day walk in the Boston in July.