Cayman Islands back in business following Hurricane Dean
Business as usual in the Cayman Islands
Cayman Islands (August 21, 2007) – In the wake of Hurricane Dean, the Cayman Islands returns to business as usual today, Tuesday, August 21, 2007 – the business of tranquil seas and plenty of sunshine.
Owen International Airport has re-opened for all inbound and outbound flights according to schedule, and all travellers should check in with their planned hotel properties prior to arrival to confirm that all is up and running.
As they return to work today, government officials and people of the Cayman Islands keep in mind their neighbouring countries in the path of Hurricane Dean.
Located 480 miles south of Miami in the vibrant tranquility of the western Caribbean, this trio of tiny islands is a premier destination for discriminating travellers, honeymooners and families. World renowned for its idyllic beaches and diving spots, and recognized as a sophisticated, diverse financial centre, the Cayman Islands offer spectacular recreational opportunities along with warm, impeccable service.
For your FREE on-line Cayman Islands travel guide, visit www.caribbean.com.
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