What may be the largest-ever festival planned for the Cayman Islands next year is expected to attract 11,000 people for each of its two days and, with them, a lot of money.
Dart has submitted planning applications for a new early childhood centre and high school facilities for Cayman International School at Camana Bay. The US $60 million expansion will almost double the school’s capacity to 1,100 students.
The Cayman Islands is the world’s fifth largest financial centre and home to over 11,000 regulated funds, so it is no surprise that one of the industry’s top alternative investment events takes place on Grand Cayman’s sun-soaked shores.
Dart, in partnership with International Schools Services, is planning a US$60 million expansion of Cayman International School that will almost double its current size and student capacity.
Grand Slam tennis champ Caroline Wozniacki won the hearts of many on a recent visit to Grand Cayman, where she is acting as brand ambassador for real estate developer Dart.
For the second year in a row, Dart has earned the Cayman Award for Human Resources Excellence - Best in Wellness from the Cayman Islands Society of Human Resources Professionals (CISHRP).
One of KAABOO’s signatures is its murals which was used to help tease the launch of KAABOO Cayman in February. More are expected to pop up around the island as Grand Cayman’s first festival of this calibre prepares for the 2-day event in 2019.
