Dart and Seven Mile Suites Ltd. are pleased to announce that they have entered into a purchase agreement for Dart to acquire the Comfort Suites Seven Mile Beach hotel in Grand Cayman.
It was just last year that the Cayman Islands’ first Mobi-Mat was unveiled at the Seven Mile Public Beach, enabling people of all abilities to access the white sands and turquoise waters for which the country is known. The result of a partnership between Rotary Central and the National Council for Persons with Disabilities, the roll-out beach access pathway was also the first of its kind in the Caribbean. Since the launch of the first Mobi-Mat, a second pathway was installed at the Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman, and the country’s third Mobi-Mat is slated for installation at Coral Beach, a new food and beverage amenity scheduled to open in July at the Camana Bay Beach.
The Dart group has been granted permission to create a three-dimensional parcel above its tunnel on the Esterley Tibbetts Highway.
Land donated by the Kenneth B. Dart Foundation to the New Zealand government has been designated a recreation reserve.
The Wairoa Gorge land, which comprises 2,127 acres of native forest in the Tasman, Nelson region of the South Island, will be held in perpetuity by the Department of Conservation, partnering with the Nelson Mountain Bike Club to provide public access to the property’s network of trails.
After two years of discussion with the Cayman Islands Humane Society, Dart announced this week that it will grant a peppercorn lease for almost two acres of land at Camana Bay to facilitate the construction of a new, purpose-built facility.
Youth development, education and taking care of the environment are only some of the ways that Dart helps to enhance our community. Dart works to keep all of its employees informed on volunteering opportunities within our community. Some find these opportunities just around the corner and realise the passion they have by continuing to give back and grow and improve our islands.
How fast the Cayman Islands should grow its population to 100,000 people was one of the key questions raised at the Cayman Islands Chamber of Commerce’s 2019 Economic Forum held on 19 June at Kimpton Seafire Resort + Spa.
