Cayman Islands

The Cayman Islands recently earned recognition, with Cayman Enterprise City (CEC) being named sixth globally among the Top Ten Free Zones by fDi Intelligence, a division of the Financial Times. This achievement highlights CEC’s role as a leading innovation and tech hub in the Caribbean. It’s the only free zone from the region to be included on this prestigious worldwide list, significantly boosting the islands’ international profile. CEC’s Global Recognition CEC also received the award for Knowledge Zone of the Year in the Americas. It was also the global runner-up in this category. These honors underscore CEC’s success in

It feels like just yesterday I was longing for a vacation that offered both relaxation and a genuine taste of local life, without the hassle of constant travel. I found that with places like Grand Cayman, and specifically with The Westin Grand Cayman, Seven Mile Beach Resort and Spa. It’s such a wonderful example of how you can find everything you need for a fulfilling getaway right within the resort, while still feeling deeply connected to the island’s heart. Resorts Offer More It’s fascinating to see how luxury travel has evolved. Now, more than ever, travelers, especially those seeking

The Caribbean is facing a serious threat from Hurricane Melissa, a powerful storm that has intensified into a Category Five behemoth. As a traveler and storyteller who has seen the beauty and the power of this region, these moments are always a stark reminder of nature’s force. Hurricane Melissa’s Path The storm began its destructive march across the Caribbean, bringing with it immense danger. Right now, several islands are in its crosshairs, bracing for what forecasters are calling a “catastrophic” impact. Jamaica has already felt Melissa’s fury. The early reports are heartbreaking, with lives lost as the storm intensified

Canada’s travel advisories changed fast as Hurricane Melissa barrelled toward the Caribbean. On October 25 and 26, the Canadian government issued posts on X warning that five countries could be affected, and by October 26 Jamaica was added to the “Avoid non-essential travel” list. Melissa had already been upgraded to a Category 5 storm with maximum sustained winds near 150 mph. This article walks you through how the storm is unfolding day by day, what Canadian advisories mean for each island, and how to handle flights, cruises, and hotel plans if you’re in the region. Hurricane Melissa grew to Category 5 status

Canada’s travel advisories shift often, and a new one for the Turks and Caicos Islands landed on June 23, assigning a yellow code for crime across the archipelago. For Canadian families eyeing a Caribbean getaway, this raises immediate questions: Should you cancel? What about other destinations in the region? I broke down the advisory, looked at other recent Canadian notices, and talked through what it means for travelling with Michael, Lily, and Ethan. Here’s the practical side of staying safe without scrapping your trip. Crime in the Turks and Caicos includes armed robberies, armed home invasions, murders, and sexual