AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoRegional Tourism: OECS Director General Didacus Jules says too much visitor spending leaves the Caribbean and local farmers, fishers and small businesses miss out. .ai Revenue: Anguilla officials say September sales rose despite Donald Trump’s push to rebrand artificial intelligence as “super intelligence.” Domain fees brought in EC$244 million (about US$90 million) through August, 91% of the annual forecast, and help fund the island’s safety net. Sports Tourism: Anguilla will host the CTO’s first Sports Tourism Summit on Aug. 12–14, 2027. Tourism Minister Cardigan Connor also hopes the event can help launch a regional cancer foundation with Cricket West Indies; its structure is still undecided. EU Tax Oversight: Anguilla remains on the EU’s tax blacklist, which now records a new deficiency in its exchange-of-information framework. The Council urged the territory to work with EU and international bodies to resolve the issue. Youth Leadership: Anguilla student Amarni Webster won the CTO’s 2026 Regional Tourism Youth Congress, earning the title of Regional Junior Minister of Tourism.
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