AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoRegional Air Connectivity: OECS incoming chair PM Gaston Browne used the OECS Authority meeting to push for a dedicated OECS airline, deeper economic cooperation, and stronger US/Caribbean ties. Tourism Development: Fort James Renaissance Park is set to break ground by September, with EC$5 million earmarked from a Sandals settlement; plans include beach upgrades, restaurants, recreation, and an artificial reef attraction ahead of CHOGM. CHOGM Accommodation Push: ABHTA is urging lodging providers to register as bookings intensify for CHOGM 2026, with thousands of delegates expected. Sports Tourism: Sports Minister Dwayne George met Cedar Valley Golf Course management to plan upgrades that could boost sports tourism. Health & Travel Impact: Antigua’s Cancer Treatment Centre is expected to start services in the fall (no firm date yet), with specialist staff identified and specialized equipment installation underway. Air Access: EL AL expanded its Virgin Atlantic codeshare via London Heathrow, adding one-ticket connections to Antigua and Barbuda and other Caribbean destinations. Public Safety: Government warned it’s considering surveillance and prosecution for vandalized bus stops and other public infrastructure. Payments for Visitors: ECAB says Visa and Mastercard can no longer be used in Cuba, urging travelers to arrange alternatives.
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