AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMaritime Business: Sint Maarten’s tourism minister has asked Anguilla to clarify proposed cruising permits after charter operators raised concerns about red tape and delays. She is seeking dialogue; no rule changes have been announced. Luxury Tourism: Anguilla is courting yacht-charter business after meetings at the Fort Lauderdale boat show. Port Nimara’s planned superyacht marina, expected to open in 2027, could expand capacity and visitor spending. Market Development: The Anguilla Tourist Board promoted the island to more than 300 travel professionals at a Latin American luxury tourism event, part of a push to diversify visitor markets. Local Enterprise: Anguilla Sands & Salts is offering visitors chocolate-making and sea-salt experiences, adding new cultural tourism products from a locally owned business. Hospitality: The Anguilla Culinary Experience returns April 28–May 2, 2027, with visiting chef Marc Forgione and island-wide food events that bring international and local talent together.
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