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The newly installed sign is the first of fourteen planned installations across Grand Cayman and the Sister Islands. Additional signage will be rolled out at other identified locations as planning approvals are finalised

The Cayman Islands welcomed 49,075 stayover visitors in February 2026, representing a 10.1% increase year over year and marking the second-strongest February on record, just 3% below the all-time high set in 2020

The updated PRIDE Training Programme will feature a refreshed curriculum and a hybrid learning model that combines in-person training with digital learning, making the programme more accessible to tourism stakeholders across Grand Cayman, Cayman Brac and Little Cayman.

The VEDG Programme provides financial support of up to CI$50,000 to Caymanians seeking to develop new tourism-related products or services in the Cayman Islands.

Total visitation for the month of January – combining stayover and cruise visitors – reached 192,754 visitors. With two consecutive months of record-setting stayover arrivals and expanded airlift scheduled across key gateways for 2026, the Cayman Islands enters the year with strong momentum and confidence for continued growth.

The Cayman Islands closed 2025 with record-breaking December visitation and continued positive momentum in stayover arrivals supported by strong airlift capacity, robust performance in key markets, and notable gains from Canada and the United States