Key Air, which provides FBO services, aircraft management and executive charter services, said that Brad D. Kost, president and CEO, has decided to leave the company at the end of March and will be succeeded by Bob Marinace, effective immediately.

Grand Cayman’s sister islands of Little Cayman and Cayman Brac are offering new accommodations and more dive sites. New hotel offerings from a wide variety of accommodations on Cayman Brac include The Brac Reef Beach Resort, which is once again open for business, with an entirely new building, remodeled guest rooms and five additional junior suites with walk-in showers with dual shower heads, iPod docks, flat-screen TVs and upgraded furniture.

Antigua’s 60-room Sugar Ridge opened an on-site Aveda Concept Spa. The 6,000-square-foot spa occupies the entire ground floor of the Sugar Club. The guest experience begins with a consultation, whether for a beauty or spa treatment. The latter are designed individually, based on the Aveda Element Nature customization philosophy.

The repercussions continue from the union lockout at the Radisson Paraiso Hotel in Mexico City on March 1. Although some guests did receive partial reimbursement from the hotel to cover their costs for prescription drug replacement, they have not been compensated for expenses such as clothing purchased during the lockout, according to Victor Joubran, owner of Quality Travel Services in McLean, Va.

After a $50 million overhaul, beachfront resort the Aruba Marriott Resort & Stellaris Casino has received positive guest comments about the hotel’s enhancements.

Azure Properties, one of Europe’s leading hotel investment groups, announced that Frank Fiskers, currently president and CEO of Scandic Hotels, will join the company as a partner as of Sept. 1, 2010, to head up and rapidly develop its dedicated hotel real estate investment practice.