AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoTourism & Jobs: Anguilla Tourism Director Jameel Rochester is urging young people into hospitality careers and pushing Caribbean destinations to collaborate instead of competing, arguing the region’s real rivals are global beach brands like the Maldives, Seychelles and Dubai. Luxury Real Estate: Dog Island, a 510-acre private island off Anguilla’s northwest coast, has hit the market at $222 million via Dream Dwell Realty, with the listing highlighting its conservation value and rare scale for the territory. Hospitality Tech Expansion: dailypoint says it has added two new Americas properties to its CRM and loyalty platform, including its first Anguilla customer, Carimar Beach Club, plus a New York solo-traveller hotel, Now Now NoHo. Regional Culture & Tourism Pull: Nevis is set for the 2026 Bank of Nevis Miss Caribbean Culture Queen Pageant, with Anguilla’s Jasmin Ruan among the delegates, reinforcing the wider visitor draw around Culturama. Sports Governance: Antigua & Barbuda’s High Court lifted an interim injunction blocking the Leeward Islands Cricket Board AGM and elections, clearing the way for the board to proceed under its constitution. Global Business Context: FIFA’s proposed plan to sell World Cup stakes to private investors sparked a major revolt, with UEFA members voting to boycott FIFA competitions while CONCACAF rejected the move.
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