AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoAnguilla Tourism Surge: Anguilla welcomed 81,907 stayover visitors in the first half of 2026, up 19.9% from the same period last year, with every month from January to June setting a new record; the U.S. remained the top source market (73.8% of stayovers in H1). Luxury Yachting Push: Anguilla is using the Monaco Yacht Show to win new luxury-yachting partnerships and improve the arrival and port-of-entry experience ahead of the Caribbean season, with targeted meetings involving the Tourist Board and the Air and Sea Ports Authority. .WEB Domain Watch: A new report says .WEB—now finally becoming available after years of legal and administrative delays—could challenge .COM as businesses look for fresh online branding options. Regional Business Signals: Antigua and Barbuda is betting on “dating tourism” via Love Link Caribbean, while St Kitts and Nevis opened a retail bond on the regional market to broaden access to government securities. Water & Agriculture (Regional): Barbados’ $220m South Coast Water Treatment project is set to start in October, aiming to expand reclaimed water for farmers amid drought concerns.
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