AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAir Connectivity & Tourism: BermudAir says it will order 10 Airbus A220-300s (135-seat, three-class) to support its next growth phase, with deliveries expected to start in Q4 2027 and plans to add up to 20 A220s by 2030; the airline links the move to better performance at constrained airports and more routes across Bermuda, the Caribbean and North America, including its AnguillAir push that boosts winter access to Anguilla. Regional Finance & Currency: The Eastern Caribbean Central Bank has unveiled redesigned EC banknotes that replace Queen Elizabeth II’s image with selected national heroes from ECCU member states, starting with the $100 and $50 notes. Business Costs & Digital Identity: .IO domain renewals will rise 12% to $56 on Jan. 19, 2027, alongside increases for .info, .pro and .mobi—another reminder that online branding can get pricier. Local Governance & Community: Anguilla’s Lyndon Webster issued a full apology and retraction to Thomas Edison Kelly over false Facebook allegations. Regional Policy & Capacity: CARICOM tax administrators are set to meet in Georgetown, Guyana later this month to discuss “future-ready” tax administration, including smart, data-driven and AI-enabled approaches. Maritime Safety: A small craft advisory warns of hazardous seas and strong winds affecting Antigua and Barbuda, Montserrat, St. Kitts and Nevis, Anguilla and the British Virgin Islands.
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