Budget airline JetBlue begins flights to Cayman, overall air arrivals continue to grow
The Cayman Islands continue to solidify their place on the world stage with increasing air arrivals and a new budget airline serving Grand Cayman, reveals land investments company Crown World (http://www.crownworld.com/). Both existing and potential investors in land in the Cayman Islands will be encouraged by swelling tourist figures and continual improvements to air infrastructure.
This November will see budget airline JetBlue Airways add flights to Grand Cayman from New York and Boston. Speaking at the announcement of the flight additions, John Checketts, director of route planning for JetBlue, said, “Our Latin America and Caribbean destinations continue to flourish and based on this support that we continue to receive from our customers, we are excited to add the beautiful Cayman Islands to our growing network…Whether travellers are seeking relaxation or adventure, attractions like Seven Mile Beach, swimming with stingrays, snorkelling or scuba diving are just a few options to explore in this tropical, aquatic playground”.
Further opening up the Cayman Islands to American visitors, both tourists and business visitors, is positive news to those with land investments in Cayman Islands, and comes on the back of newly bullish tourism figures for the Islands. Statistics from the Cayman Department of Tourism show that air passengers arriving to the Cayman Islands increased once again in May compared to the same month last year. This amounts to an almost continuous rise in international visitors to Cayman over the last two years, with a 7.5% increase in tourism arrivals this May compared to 2011. The figures for ‘stay-over’ tourism are equally encouraging, with an increase of 7.8% of American tourists choosing to stay on the Islands.
To find out how you can profit from land investments in this increasingly popular British Overseas Territory, go to the Crown World website at http://www.crownworld.com/.
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