AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoMaritime Rules: Sint Maarten’s tourism minister is seeking talks with Anguilla over proposed cruising permits and passenger-clearance delays, which local boat and charter operators say could hurt their businesses. Luxury Yachting: Anguilla is courting charter companies as Port Nimara’s superyacht marina advances; its planned 2027 opening could bring more high-spending visitors and business to the island. Local Products: Anguilla Sands & Salts is adding chocolate-making and sea-salt tasting experiences, building on its Caribbean chocolate awards and locally made products. Culinary Industry: Anguilla chefs and hospitality professionals will compete at Taste of the Caribbean in Barbados on November 16–19, gaining exposure and development opportunities. Economic Planning: Anguilla hosted the CARICOM statistics meeting for the first time in 50 years, with regional officials focusing on shared data standards and resilience.
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