AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoPassenger Fees & Regional Funding: Antigua will raise the passenger head tax on international arrivals by US$10, from US$40 to US$50, with extra revenue earmarked for regional bodies like ECCAA and the Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court. Luxury Stays at Jumby Bay: Jumby Bay Island has launched “Coco Beach,” a 9-bedroom, 5-acre private beachfront estate for exclusive weekly rentals starting at US$32,000. Resort Tech Push: Long Bay Zen Resort (US$200m) is set to debut with an AI concierge, robotic delivery, and an over-water chapel, alongside renewable energy and desalination plans. Carnival Countdown: Antigua Carnival 2026 kicks off July 25–Aug 4, with the “Feel the Rhythm” theme and an 11-day run of mas, steelpan, calypso and soca. Safety & Weather Readiness: ABMS is developing flood forecasting and warning SOPs, while new flood warning procedures are also being rolled out. Community Health Advocacy: The Cancer Centre Eastern Caribbean reopening is being pushed by a public action this weekend as patients seek local access to care. Diplomacy: Antigua and Barbuda has established diplomatic relations with Honduras, opening a cooperation framework that includes tourism and trade. Local Incident: Police say missing swimmer Terry Tonge was found dead at Pigeon Point Beach; investigations continue.
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