Fuel Relief Extended: The Cayman Islands Government has approved a three-month extension of the 2026 Fuel Relief Programme through 31 December, keeping a 100% import duty waiver on gasoline, diesel and propane and maintaining residential electricity assistance that caps charges at CI$0.18 per kWh for nearly 95% of households, with Cabinet adding CI$3 million to support the Electricity Assistance Programme. Captive Insurance Agenda: The Insurance Managers Association of Cayman (IMAC) has released the agenda for the 2026 Cayman Captive Forum at the Ritz-Carlton Grand Cayman (1–3 December), adding a third concurrent track on Wednesday and featuring updates from CIMA plus sessions on AI transformation and cybersecurity. CIFEC Career Fair: CIFEC hosted its annual Career Fair at John Gray High School, bringing 250 Year 12 students together with 45 organisations including the Ministry of Education and Training, Fire Service, Health Services Authority, Dart and Ogier, with on-the-spot interviews and internship pathways. Marine Education Boost: CCMI will award 400+ scholarships to Year 6 students from Government schools for its Marine Ecology Course in Little Cayman, expanding the programme to the full Year 6 cohort across 20 classes into January 2027. Maritime Sector Focus: World Maritime Day 2026 messaging highlights Cayman’s push to move from policy to practice under the newly structured Cayman Islands Maritime Governance Framework, aimed at stronger coordination and compliance with IMO instruments. Hospitality Recognition: Dart’s Grand Cayman and regional properties earned five MICHELIN Keys in the 2026 selection, including The Ritz-Carlton, Kimpton Seafire and Palm Heights, underscoring Cayman’s growing premium tourism pull.