A source close to Government disclosed to Cayman Net News
that the fees for licensing vehicles in the Cayman Islands are reportedly set
to skyrocket later this year, to as much as three times the current rate
... read more...
ICCI’s grand re-opening and dedication
The International College of the Cayman Islands (ICCI) celebrated its Grand Re-Opening and Dedication ceremony at its Newlands
Campus, on Saturday 4 February. Several dignitaries attended including Minister of Education, Hon Alden McLaughlin and some notable ex-students of ICCI were also present including Hon Anthony Eden, Minister of Health, who took a course at the ICCI... read more...
Dyoll joint liquidators negotiating settlement
The joint liquidators for Dyoll are negotiating a settlement with the Financial Services Commission (FSC)
in Jamaica regarding the US$5.5 million that was deposited with it three days
before it assumed control of the company. The Jamaican Supreme Court
subsequently ruled that money would only be distributed to policyholders in
Jamaica and effectively shut out policyholders in the Cayman Islands... read
more...
Cayman to justify high prices in tourism
TOURISM
officials are gearing up for customer service excellence in the Cayman Islands
to face the challenges posed by less expensive destinations. The
Department of Tourism (DOT), hosted a special training workshop last Friday 3
February for 100 customer care agents from the hospitality sector based on the
theme, “Getting from good to great”... read
more...
Tourist Today gets new look
Keeping up with the theme of Bigger
Better Bolder, Cayman Net News’ special magazine for visitors has a new bigger
better bolder look. Tourist Today is now bigger than ever and packed with more
information ... read more...
Person of the Day - Natalee Shaw
As a Customer Service Supervisor at Digicel (Royal Plaza) Natalee
Shaw is providing excellent service to people of diverse cultures. Ms
Shaw has been in customer service for the past five years and enjoys the role
she plays in customer satisfaction. “I love customer care because I feel
good when people are happy and satisfied. I love putting a smile on someone’s
face,” she says
...
read more...
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The International College of the Cayman Islands (ICCI) celebrated its Grand Re-Opening and Dedication ceremony at its Newlands
Campus, on Saturday 4 February. Several dignitaries attended including Minister of Education, Hon Alden McLaughlin and some notable ex-students of ICCI were also present including Hon Anthony Eden, Minister of Health, who took a course at the ICCI...
The joint liquidators for Dyoll are negotiating a settlement with the Financial Services Commission (FSC)
in Jamaica regarding the US$5.5 million that was deposited with it three days
before it assumed control of the company. The Jamaican Supreme Court
subsequently ruled that money would only be distributed to policyholders in
Jamaica and effectively shut out policyholders in the Cayman Islands...
TOURISM
officials are gearing up for customer service excellence in the Cayman Islands
to face the challenges posed by less expensive destinations. The
Department of Tourism (DOT), hosted a special training workshop last Friday 3
February for 100 customer care agents from the hospitality sector based on the
theme, “Getting from good to great”...
As a Customer Service Supervisor at Digicel (Royal Plaza) Natalee
Shaw is providing excellent service to people of diverse cultures. Ms
Shaw has been in customer service for the past five years and enjoys the role
she plays in customer satisfaction. “I love customer care because I feel
good when people are happy and satisfied. I love putting a smile on someone’s
face,” she says
...
