AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoTourism Talent: A new Caribbean Tourism Organization campaign aims to fund 30 scholarships and grants in 2027; seven governments have already pledged support, helping build the region’s tourism workforce. Anguilla’s Amarni Webster also won the CTO Youth Congress. Digital Services: Anguilla has launched online booking and payment for licensed taxi and chauffeur transfers, giving operators another way to reach customers and plan demand. Tourism Sales: The Anguilla Tourist Board says meetings with more than 70 luxury travel advisers generated inquiries and on-the-spot bookings, while the island’s culinary and luxury tourism sectors won top Caribbean awards. .ai Revenue: Domain registrations generated EC$244 million (about US$90 million) in the year to August—91% of the annual forecast—and September sales rose from August, strengthening a key source of funding for the island’s sovereign wealth fund. Sports Tourism: Anguilla will host the CTO’s first Sports Tourism Summit in August 2027, bringing regional leaders together to explore how events can attract visitors and create local economic opportunities.
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