AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoAirlift Boost: Sunrise Airways has launched a new twice-weekly direct Antigua–Barbados service, with officials hailing it as a “One Caribbean” win for tourism, business travel and regional connectivity. Tourism Policy & Costs: In the Senate, lawmakers approved an increase to Antigua and Barbuda’s airport administration charge for international passengers, with the higher fee tied to destination rather than nationality—meaning locals on qualifying routes also pay. CHOGM Countdown: Antigua and Barbuda marked 100 days to go until CHOGM 2026, with preparations including the “Dual Thresholds” public art initiative featuring Commonwealth-themed doors. Regional Cooperation: OECS and Morocco wrapped up Economic Promotion Week talks aimed at strengthening trade, investment and economic cooperation, with Antigua among the participating states. Maritime Safety: The Antigua and Barbuda Coast Guard launched a search after three fishermen went missing at sea. Visa Shock: Reports say some top Antiguan entertainers had US visas revoked, raising fresh concerns for performers who rely on the US market.
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