AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoDancehall Spotlight: Emerging Cayman-linked artist Jamarii’s “No Days Off” (with 450) keeps climbing internationally, with the track landing across markets including the Cayman Islands after its July 10 release. Tourism Momentum: Cayman’s stayover travel is surging—40,460 visitors in June, up 6.9% year-on-year, with eight straight months of growth and a record-strong first half. Community & Culture: Scranton Park in George Town officially opened Aug. 1, bringing new youth and senior facilities and a long-awaited public space for multiple generations. Arts Giving Back: The New Self-Help Foundation backed The Pines Retirement Home with CI$2,000 from its HOPE 25th Annual Talent Exposition of the Arts. Local Tech Change: Flow’s “candywacky” (candw.ky) email service is in phased shutdown, with it set to end by end of 2026. Sports Integrity: USA cricketer Bodugum Akhilesh Reddy received an eight-year ban for match-fixing and obstructing an ICC investigation. Resort Update: Grand Cayman Marriott announced a multi-million-dollar beachfront restoration and a refreshed identity as it prepares shoreline works to finish early September.
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