Topic: Cruise arrivals
Cruise tender dock in West Bay mulled for revived sector
Government is considering reviving plans for a landing dock for cruise passengers in West Bay in an effort to “spread the love” from tourism around the island, Deputy Premier Gary Rutty has said.
Cruise ships bypass Grand Cayman to avoid Hurricane Melissa
Several cruise ships have diverted away from Grand Cayman due to Hurricane Melissa, leaving several thousand visitors unable to set foot on island.
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Cayman’s summer tourism slump hits bottom in August
August was one of the worst months for Cayman Islands tourism in the last 25 years, according to statistics released by the Department of T
Higher hotel rates boost government tourism revenue
The premium price tag for Cayman's hotel rooms has led to government revenues from tourism accommodation taxes and fees in the first six months of 2023 being $3 million higher than the amount projected for the entire year.
Cayman in talks to welcome back cruise passengers
Government officials have completed a day of meetings with cruise line chiefs, in a bid to work out details of how Cayman can begin safely receiving cruise ship tourists again.
Record arrivals for Cayman in 2018
Nearly 2.4 million visitors arrived in the Cayman Islands in 2018, the highest number recorded for a single year.
Record 2.1 million tourists visited Cayman in 2017
A record number of tourists arrived in the Cayman Islands in 2017, with just over 2.1 million people arriving on these shores by air and sea.









