AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoMaritime Talks: Sint Maarten’s tourism minister has asked Anguilla for clarification on its proposed cruising-permit framework and early talks, after charter operators warned that new rules and immigration delays could affect their businesses. Anguilla’s right to regulate its waters was acknowledged; no agreement or change to requirements has been announced. Tourism Strategy: Anguilla is seeking a bigger share of the luxury-yachting market as it prepares for a superyacht marina at Port Nimara, expected to open in 2027. Tourist Board representatives promoted charter opportunities at the Fort Lauderdale boat show, following outreach to Latin American luxury travel advisers. Regional Cooperation: Anguilla hosted the CARICOM statistics meetings, including the Standing Committee of Caribbean Statisticians for the first time in 50 years. Officials said shared statistical standards can support better decision-making and regional resilience.
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