Caymera International - A Hospitality Group

03/03/2022

💡Need a resume for the upcoming Hospitality Career Fair? Want to brush up on your interview skills? We are offering FREE resume and interview preparation services to those attending the career fair or seeking to obtain employment in the local hospitality and tourism industry. 📄

| New Resumes | Resume Feedback/Advice | Cover Letters | Practice Interviews | Career Counseling | Printing Resumes & Cover Leaders |

Limited space available. For more information or to schedule an appointment, please email [email protected]. When emailing, kindly include your current resume if available.

Caymanians, Permanent Residents and Residency and Employment Rights Certificate (RERC) holders are invited to a hospitality industry career fair being held Saturday, 5 March from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in the Cayman Islands Royal Ballroom at The Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman.

21/07/2021

Caribbean Hotel & Tourism Association Strategic Partner, Travelzoo hosted more than 600 industry partners for a
2021-2022 Global Travel Outlook on June 29, 2021.

Source: CHTA /TravelZoo

The data revealed several interesting trends:
• Vaccinations are Key to Travel Recovery - 67% of our global
members said requiring vaccinations to travel would increase
their comfort level. 52% said high vaccination rates at the
destination(s) they are visiting is important as well.
• Members in the U.S. & Spain are Ready to Go - 76% of our
global members are already traveling or ready to travel with
little or no hesitation with our American and Spanish members
leading the way at 87% and 83% respectively.
• Caribbean is Calling – The Caribbean ranked in the top 10
destinations Travelzoo members across North America and
Europe plan to visit in 2021 and 2022. Members in the U.S.,
Canada and France are most eager to visit the Caribbean.

The complete info-graphic is https://caribbeanhotelandtourism.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/Travelzoo_Global-Travel-Outlook_Infographic_July-2021.jpg?_zs=4kr1i1&_zl=t13m7

08/07/2021

Article via Hcareers.com: "Now that we are seemingly on the other side of an all-time high unemployment crisis, due to COVID-19, what is the job search really like? What is motivating candidates to be looking for new opportunities? What types of information are job seekers looking for in a job description?" We surveyed our audience to find out what the job search experience is currently like from the job seeker’s perspective." [Survey enclosed]

Cayman job seekers what are you looking for in new opportunities? Comment below.

Whether you're trying to advance your career or choose a new one, our experts can help. Our hospitality advice and news teaches job seekers important information such as how to find the right job, writing your resume and cover letter, and choosing your optimal career path.

15/01/2021

Article: WTTC creates mental health guidelines to aid travel and tourism recovery.

LONDON—The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) has launched its new mental health guidelines for the travel and tourism sector, which have been WTTC

09/12/2020

09/12/2020

During a Recovery Connections session on Dec. 2, customer segment representatives share their perspectives on successful approaches to meeting customer expectations.

09/12/2020

💥Happening this Friday 💥

FREE to Attend. Experts to examine Caribbean tourism and economic recovery this Friday
https://conta.cc/2VS1iAHne

Experts to examine Caribbean tourism and economic recovery this Friday
https://conta.cc/2VS1iAH

09/12/2020

💥Happening Today💥

Attend this free Caribbean Tourism Health Safety training series on "COVID-19 Essential Health Guidelines for the Hospitality Sector" on Wednesday, December 9, at 2 p.m. ET and receive a Certificate of Participation. This certificate is a prerequisite for receiving CARPHA's Caribbean Travellers Health Assurance Stamp and the WTTC’s Safe Travels Stamp. The session is open and free to both CHTA members & non-members. Register now: http://www.caribbeanhotelandtourism.com/caribbean.../

Attend our next free Caribbean Tourism Health Safety training series on "COVID-19 Essential Health Guidelines for the Hospitality Sector" on Wednesday, December 9, at 2 p.m. ET and receive a Certificate of Participation. This certificate is a prerequisite for receiving CARPHA's Caribbean Travellers Health Assurance Stamp and the WTTC’s Safe Travels Stamp. The session is open and free to both CHTA members & non-members. Register now: http://www.caribbeanhotelandtourism.com/caribbean-tourism-health-safety-training-series/

03/12/2020

Travelers are placing a high value on health safety certifications when choosing a vacation destination and accommodation provider. To assure them, we have launched our Health Safety Marketing Tools for tourism employees, residents, and visitors. These tools include CARPHA Caribbean Public Health Agency's Caribbean Travellers Health Assurance Stamp, World Travel & Tourism Council’s Safe Travels Stamp, and CHTA’s Health Safety Commitment. Click here to find out how you can obtain these health safety recognitions: http://www.caribbeanhotelandtourism.com/health-safety-commitment/

01/12/2020

Today is and we ask that our industry partners and friends consider supporting Sensory City, a non-profit organization dedicated to helping those with sensory needs access hospitality and tourism spaces and events. Sensory City provides hotels, restaurants, and attractions with excellent resources and valuable training to help establishments better understand the need to accommodate those with less visible disabilities such as autism, PTSD, dementia, ADHD, among others. Visit their website sensorycity.org to see how they can assist your hospitality and tourism related business with sensory friendly training, site analysis, custom picture books or social stories to explain your location in pictures, comfort and safety kits, and sensory friendly certifications.

It’s estimated that 13 million people have PTSD, 1.5 million people are autistic, 5.7 million adults have dementia, and 6.4 million children have ADHD. As an industry, that’s a lot of travelers and we should strive to implement solutions that promote comfort, reduce judgment, and overall facilitate less complicated travel experiences for families with loved ones with special needs, who love to travel. Contact Sensory City if you are interested in creating a sensory-inclusive hotel, resort, airport, museum, restaurant, or attraction. Your support is much appreciated.

www.sensorycity.org Let’s change the future together! Every donation made to Sensory City is a step toward … Tanya Acosta needs your support for Sensory City

19/10/2020

The hotel industry is crumbling -- and Uncle Sam may not be coming to the rescue.