News about the Cayman Islands in the Foreign Press

Friday, January 30, 2004

Former Cayman chef opens new restaurant in South Carolina

Charleston, USA - According to the Charleston Post Courier, Ken Vedrinski, one of the most acclaimed chefs in South Carolina and a former chef at the Hyatt in Grand Cayman, is opening his own, not-so-expensive Italian restaurant on Daniel Island.

Cayman may host 2005 All Stars Gaelic football tour

DUBLIN, Ireland - GAA Football & Hurling reports that the Cayman Islands is among five destinations that may host the 2005 All Stars Gaelic football tour. A decision on the venue will be made in the coming weeks, according to GAA President Sean Kelly.

ATA Airline's 'Getaway Sale' to Cayman

CHICAGO, USA - ATA Airlines has announced a "Getaway Sale" to many of its destinations, including Grand Cayman, based on off-peak, round-trip purchases. Tickets may be purchased until 2 February and are good for travel from 3 February through to 23 May.

Working for a free honeymoon in the Cayman Islands

MONTEREY, USA - According to the Monterey County Herald, police officer Michael Mancini, who has been voted the nation's funniest cop for the second year in a row, even worked his way as a comedian through a free honeymoon in the Cayman Islands.

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