AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoTourism Investment: Anguilla will host the Caribbean Tourism Organization’s first Sports Tourism Summit, August 12–14, 2027. The event is expected to draw tourism and sports leaders, businesses and investors to explore new ways to attract visitors and support local communities. Tourism Talent: Anguillian student Amarni Webster won the CTO’s 2026 Regional Tourism Youth Congress, highlighting youth skills and employment as priorities for the industry. Visitor Spending: Two planned yacht cruises will bring golfers to courses in Anguilla, Nevis and Barbados, with each sailing capped at 32 players. Tax Status: The EU kept Anguilla on its tax-jurisdiction blacklist and cited an unresolved issue with its exchange-of-information framework, urging the territory to work with international bodies on a remedy. Public Revenue: Anguilla collected EC$217 million (US$80 million) from .ai domain registrations in the first seven months of 2026—more than tax revenue from the productive sector over the same period.
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