AGP Executive Report
Last update: 39 minutes agoNew Airlift Boost: Sunrise Airways has launched a direct, twice-weekly Antigua–Barbados service (Wednesdays and Sundays), with officials hailing it as a “One Caribbean” win for tourism, business travel and regional connectivity. Tourism Policy & Costs: The Senate approved an increase to Antigua and Barbuda’s airport administration charge for international passengers, clarifying the higher fee is based on destination, not nationality—meaning locals on qualifying routes also pay. Aviation Continuity: Tourism officials say they’re negotiating with airlines to replace airlift expected after JetBlue’s pullout, while LIAT is also working to limit fare hikes amid higher fuel costs. CHOGM Countdown: Antigua and Barbuda marked 100 days to CHOGM 2026, alongside the “Dual Thresholds” public art initiative tied to the summit. Maritime Safety: The Coast Guard is searching for three missing fishermen last seen departing Port Wharf on July 22. Regional Trade Talks: OECS and Morocco highlighted new opportunities for trade, investment and economic cooperation during a recent promotion week.
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