AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoCulinary Tourism: Anguilla’s chefs will compete at Taste of the Caribbean in Barbados, Nov. 16–19, showcasing local talent and cuisine. The Anguilla Culinary Experience also returns April 28–May 2, 2027, with New York chef Marc Forgione among the first guests announced. Visitor Safety: Anguilla ranked No. 1 among the Caribbean’s safest destinations in World Population Review’s 2026 list and No. 3 among the world’s safest islands in Travel Off Path’s ranking. Seasonal Demand: Virtuoso named Anguilla the Caribbean’s most popular destination for the Dec. 15–Jan. 7 holiday period, with the West End also earning a spot on its global list. Island Access: A Boston travel guide highlights recently added nonstop service from Logan, making the island easier to reach for New England visitors. Maritime Tourism: St. Maarten’s tourism minister plans to consult local maritime operators before talks with Anguilla over charter-boat concerns; no changes to operating rules have been announced.
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