AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoLuxury Tourism Push: Antigua and Barbuda broke ground on the US$200M Long Bay Zen Resort, positioning it as a wellness and experiential ultra-luxury destination tied to Vision 2030, with leaders stressing fair pay for hotel workers and premium service for high-end guests. Resort Spotlight: Hodges Bay Resort & Spa earned a spot on Caribbean Journal’s 2026 “Cool List,” highlighting its design-led boutique feel and Prickly Pear Island experiences. Air Connectivity: LIAT (2020) and Air Caraïbes signed an interline deal for single-ticket travel with checked baggage, effective June 1, linking Eastern Caribbean routes to French Caribbean services and Paris-Orly. Health & Borders: Cabinet halted visa waivers for all African travelers and tightened screening to help prevent Ebola risks, while the health ministry continues monitoring Ebola outbreaks and imported malaria cases. Regional Security: Antigua hosted CARICOM border officials, with Immigration and Customs leaders calling for stronger intelligence sharing and coordinated screening to tackle cross-border crime. Local Safety: Police appealed for help after a Carty’s Hill robbery involving a phone, DVR system, and a safe. Diplomacy Moves: Cabinet approved two ambassadors-at-large to strengthen the diplomatic service after the April 30 elections.
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