AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoRegional Tourism Leadership: Anguilla’s Tourism Minister Cardigan Connor nominated Hon. Charles “Max” Fernandez, who was unanimously elected chairman of the Caribbean Tourism Organisation’s Council of Ministers and Commissioners of Tourism—Antigua and Barbuda’s first return to the role in 15+ years, with connectivity and climate resilience flagged as priorities. Anguilla Spotlight: Maundays Bay has been named the world’s No. 2 beach in Condé Nast Traveler’s 2026 Readers’ Choice Awards, and four Anguilla resorts placed in the Caribbean Islands resort category. Air Connectivity Boost: Trans Anguilla Airways opened a dedicated office and local team at St. Kitts’ Robert L. Bradshaw International Airport, with Anguilla officials calling regional airlift an “economic lifeline” for tourism, trade and family links. Luxury Cruise News: Silversea unveiled 103 new sailings for 2028/29 (Sept 2028–May 2029), including two Mediterranean ships and new S.A.L.T. Culinary Voyages; general sales open Oct. 8, 2026. Caribbean Golf at Sea: Emerald Cruises and PerryGolf launched Caribbean golf voyages featuring rounds at Anguilla’s Aurora International Golf Club plus stops in Nevis and Barbados.
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