AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoAirlift Boost: Sunrise Airways has launched a direct Antigua–Barbados service, with flights operating twice weekly on Wednesdays and Fridays, positioning the route as part of its “One Caribbean” push for more reliable regional travel for tourists, business and families. Tourism Comms: The Antigua and Barbuda Tourism Authority USA says its U.S. newsletters are driving strong engagement, citing a 75% open rate as it strengthens travel-trade and diaspora connections. Entertainment Visa Shock: Reports say multiple Antigua and Barbuda performers—including soca ambassador Tian Winter—have had U.S. visas revoked, raising alarm in the local music sector that relies on American bookings and appearances. EU Citizenship Pressure: The EU has asked Antigua and Barbuda and other OECS states to phase out Citizenship by Investment by June 2028 or risk losing Schengen visa-free access, with Antigua saying consultations are already underway. Local Business Justice: Travel agent Michelle Anthony pleaded guilty to four fraud counts involving more than EC$44,000 in diverted client travel funds, with sentencing set for Sept. 25. Heritage Spotlight: Antigua Naval Dockyard marked 10 years since UNESCO World Heritage inscription, celebrating the site’s long maritime history and conservation legacy.
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