There is good news for entrepreneurs who depend on the cruise ship industry to make their living. The sector is expected to not only bounce back this winter season but return to pre-COVID-19 levels.Minister of Tourism and International Transport Senator Lisa Cummins announced on Monday that following a bleak summer period, close to 400 cruise ships carrying more than 700 000 passengers are expected to dock in Bridgetown between November this year and April 2023.During a presentation on the state of the island’s tourism industry at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel in Grand Cayman, on day one of the Caribbean Tourism Organisation (CTO) and International Air Transport Association conference, she said this would augur well for many small business owners who were significantly affected by the bummer summer period.“We are expecting to have a total over the course of the year of 390 vessel calls, taking us up to 739 557 passengers. We expect that number [passengers] will increase as the winter seas