AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoRegional Air Connectivity: Trans Anguilla Airways (TAA) has opened a dedicated office and set up a local team at Robert L. Bradshaw International Airport in St. Kitts, with officials calling it a major step for easier Eastern Caribbean travel, stronger tourism links, and better on-the-ground support. Tourism Leadership: Anguilla’s tourism minister and director backed the move, framing airlift as an “economic lifeline” for visitors, business, and family connections. Youth Sports & Travel: The 3rd Annual U15 Paradise Showdown (Oct 3–7) is set to bring 90+ players and teams to St. Maarten, including Anguilla, with added training opportunities in Tampa for top performers. Luxury Yachting Push: Anguilla is pursuing higher-end yacht partnerships at the Monaco Yacht Show, aiming to improve access and the port-of-entry experience ahead of the Caribbean yachting season. Tourism Numbers: Anguilla reported 81,907 stayover visitors in the first half of 2026—nearly 20% up year-on-year—with record months through June. Charter Boat Rules: Anguilla is finalising draft legislation to better regulate “party boats” entering from St. Maarten and St. Martin, responding to complaints from coastal tourism operators.
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