AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoFort James Redevelopment: Cabinet has approved a government-led plan to redevelop Fort James Beach, aiming to protect its historical value while boosting tourism and recreation, including beach replenishment, shoreline protection, and reorganized vendor spaces. Safety & Security: Police are investigating an early-morning attack near Heritage Quay that left two vessel crew members wounded and a backpack stolen. Tourism Leadership: ABTA has appointed Charmaine Spencer as Chief Marketing Officer and Shermain Jeremy as Director of Tourism for the Caribbean and Latin America, as stay-over arrivals reportedly rose 7% in Q1 2026. Pickleball Tourism: The Verandah Antigua launches a Pickleball Pro Series (June 8–17) with U.S. Open champion Frank Solana leading clinics and a premium training camp. Connectivity Boost: LIAT (2020) and Air Caraïbes signed an interline agreement for single-ticket, single-purchase travel across combined networks. Entry Rules Tightened: Antigua and Barbuda will not grant visa waivers for travelers departing from Africa amid heightened Ebola-related precautions. Road Works: Overnight detours are set for All Saints Road as major works continue. International Spotlight: Antigua and Barbuda featured on BBC MasterChef in a Finals Week episode highlighting local cuisine and landmarks.
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