AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoMaritime Access: Sint Maarten’s tourism minister is seeking clarification and talks over Anguilla’s proposed cruising permits and passenger-clearance procedures after charter operators raised concerns about delays and business impacts. No rule changes have been announced. Yachting Growth: Anguilla promoted charter itineraries at the Fort Lauderdale boat show as Port Nimara’s superyacht marina advances, with opening expected in 2027. Luxury Markets: The Tourist Board presented Anguilla to more than 300 travel professionals at a Latin American luxury-travel event, aiming to diversify visitor markets. Island Experiences: Anguilla Sands & Salts has launched chocolate-making, sea-salt tasting and chocolate-rum-salt experiences in South Hill. Safety: Anguilla ranked first on World Population Review’s 2026 list of the Caribbean’s safest destinations; the ranking is not an official travel advisory. Food Tourism: Anguilla’s culinary team heads to Taste of the Caribbean in Barbados Nov. 16–19, while the Anguilla Culinary Experience returns April 28–May 2, 2027, with chef Marc Forgione among the guests.
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