WMC 2011 in Grand Cayman is an exclusive conference that provides tree care business leaders with first-class educational workshops, discussions on the state of the industry, networking, and more. All in the picturesque setting of Grand Cayman.
By now, you’ve already soaked up the knowledge on how to Discover, Connect, Explore, and Relax at WMC. But what about the other details? Use these tabs to find answers to your questions. And if you’re still curious about WMC, please call us at (800) 733-2622. We'd love to hear from you.
The value of WMC is only amplified by the remarkable Grand Cayman deals and savings.
- Full early-bird conference rate for members is $725 (Non-members: $925, Associate Member Networking: $525)
- Regular conference rate for members is $825 (Non-members: $1025, Associate Member Networking: $625)
- Full guest program $379
- Social guest program $259
- Teen program (13-20 yrs old) $160
- Child program (3-12 yrs old) $89
- Children under 3 are free.
Please note: the early bird deadline is January 7, 2011.
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Traveling to WMC in Grand Cayman is a breeze.
Located in the Western Caribbean, the Cayman Islands are a British Overseas Territory. Grand Cayman is home to the main passenger airport, Owen Roberts International Airport, which welcomes over 55 weekly flights into the Cayman Islands. The following airlines provide service to the Cayman Islands: Air Canada, Air Jamaica, American Airlines, British Airways, Cayman Airways, Continental Airlines, Delta Airlines, Northwest Airlines and US Airways.
Once on the island, there are plenty of options for travel: taxis, car rentals, buses, scooters, etc. Not to mention walking. And if you’re planning on extending your stay, there is inter-island service between Grand Gayman, Cayman Brac, and Little Cayman.
Please note: your final destination airport is Grand Cayman (GCM).
The popular Robert Felix Memorial Golf Tournament is a great way to take part in an afternoon of golf guilt-free while supporting our industry. Organized and hosted by TCIAF (Tree Care Industry Association Foundation), proceeds from this event are earmarked to benefit students of arboriculture.
Join us on the North Sound Golf course for an afternoon of outstanding golf and friendly competition. The sun drenched greens set against the blue waters of the sound offer novice and experienced golfers challenging play and scenic vistas. Adorned with native plants the course is also home to a wide variety of birds and it’s not uncommon to share the fairway with the iguanas. Your reservation of $325 includes unlimited use of the driving range prior to play, greens fees, golf cart, lunch, beverages, transfers, awards reception, and prizes.
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Sponsorship opportunities, including hole sponsorships, lunch/beverage cart, golfer challenges, an awards reception and more are available. Contact Deborah Johnson, TCIA Director of Development at 1-800-733-2622, ext. 123 for more information.
Grand Cayman is a great vacation destination for a family, particularly because of the diversity in activities, restaurants, accommodations, and more.
In fact, Los Angeles Family magazine calls Grand Cayman a perfect family vacation spot. “There are plenty of activities to keep everyone happy, and if you just want to rest and relax by the pool or on the beach, you can do that too,” says the magazine. “Unlike many of the other islands in the Caribbean, Grand Cayman is a safe place to be. It is clean, friendly, and welcoming!”
The Westin Casuarina even has a Kids Club that features affordable morning, afternoon and evening sessions. And just for WMC attendees, the Kids Club will open at 7:30AM for no extra charge. Rates are noted below.
- Morning Session: 7:30AM-12:45PM( including lunch) is $31.25 per child
- Afternoon Session: 1:15-5PM is $31.25 per child
- Full Day Session (including lunch) is $62.50 per child.
- Night Camp: 6:30-9:30Pm on Monday and Thursday (includes pizza and a movie) for $31.25 per child.
- There are also excursions to The Nautilus submarine, Turtle Farm, Butterfly Farm, Build a Bear and Mini Golf available for an extra $31.25 per child.
So, why not make WMC a family adventure?
When packing for WMC, don’t forget to bring some of your tree care company supplies, such as marketing or promotional supplies. Some of the education sessions will review and analyze your current materials, so be prepared. If you have questions about what to bring, please contact TCIA.
It’s not all about work though, so don’t forget the staples for any tropical vacation, like your camera, sunscreen, bathing suit and anything you would typically bring for a tropical getaway. Since the winter months in Grand Cayman tend to be the least rainy and most comfortable in terms of temperature, averaging about seventy-five degrees, be sure to pack accordingly.
As of 2007, all US tourists traveling to the Cayman Islands are required to bring a passport for entry. This includes all children and infants. But don’t worry about travelers checks because the US dollar is accepted everywhere on the island. Plus, TCIA has already arranged a variety of exciting recreational activities like sailing, golf, snorkeling, kayaking, and more!
Located in the Western Caribbean, the Cayman Islands are a British Overseas Territory. Beneath the azure water of this island lie legendary reefs and wrecks await the bold few who take advantage of the world-renowned diving and snorkeling. But the Cayman Islands aren’t just the ideal setting to explore the underwater world.
This tiny nation is home to friendly Caymanians, the famous white-sand Seven Mile Beach (where the Westin Casuarina is located), tons of outdoor activities, plenty of unique shopping and restaurants, and so much more.
Learn more about Grand Cayman at
caymanislands.ky.
