AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoRegional Gender Training: The OECS Commission rolled out a three-part gender mainstreaming staff training series, using case studies and a gender marker simulation to embed gender-responsive planning across member states including Antigua and Barbuda. Honeymoon Safety Buzz: Aruba topped a 2026 “safest Caribbean honeymooners” list, with Antigua and Barbuda ranked No. 4—an upbeat signal for couples planning 2026 trips. Sports Tourism Push: Antigua and Barbuda is gearing up for the Caribbean Corporate Games, aiming at 1,500 visitors for the 2027 event, with proceeds supporting the Bright Horizons Foundation. Air Connectivity: Air Peace took delivery of its first new Embraer E175, a “right-sized” move expected to boost West Africa regional links. Border Readiness: The Senate unanimously approved an Advanced Passenger Information/PNR bill to strengthen border security by collecting and sharing traveler data before arrival or departure. EU Visa-Free Pressure: PM Gaston Browne says Antigua and Barbuda is seeking high-level talks to protect EU visa-free access amid threats tied to citizenship by investment rules. Local Tourism Ownership: Browne outlined a public-private partnership model for the Yepton Beach hotel so Antiguans and Barbudans can hold a stake. Road Disruption: Overnight single-lane traffic restrictions are planned on All Saints Road as works continue. Culinary Talent: ABHTA recognized four Elite Island Resorts chefs with American Culinary Federation Certified Executive Chef designations.
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