Blue Economy Education Push: Antigua and Barbuda marked World Ocean Day by unveiling a new school-focused campaign, using a mural to bring Blue Economy messages to primary pupils and spread the word at home. CHOGM Prep Partnerships: Social and Urban Transformation Minister Rawdon Turner met Sustainable Markets Initiative reps, flagging priorities like St. John’s sewage upgrades and more disability-friendly urban corridors ahead of CHOGM 2026. Luxury Tourism Investment: PM Gaston Browne welcomed construction of the US$200m Long Bay Zen Resort, pitching it as premium, staff-focused luxury aligned with Vision 2030. Cruise Momentum: Antigua Cruise Port expects 15+ ship calls from June to September, starting with Rhapsody of the Seas on June 9, bringing thousands of visitors. Safety Alert for Visitors: Police are investigating the death of a 59-year-old U.S. tourist who became unresponsive during a scuba dive near North Sound; an autopsy is expected. Roadworks for Travelers: Overnight detours are planned on All Saints Road between Buckley Line Roundabout and Herberts Junction, with businesses staying open. Regional Tourism Pressure: CHTA president-elect Gregor Nassief warned that U.S. visa renewal denials could disrupt Caribbean tourism and business travel. Nevis Off-Season Boost: Nevis launched its “Spring Into Summer” campaign with culture, wellness, adventure and hotel packages to attract visitors in the slower season.