AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoLuxury Travel: Anguilla is courting Latin America’s high-end market after presenting its beaches, hotels and cuisine to more than 300 advisors at Virtuoso On Tour in Rio de Janeiro, followed by nearly 50 meetings with travel professionals. Yachting: The island is also building its profile with charter and superyacht businesses. Port Nimara’s first dedicated superyacht marina is expected to open in 2027, expanding capacity for luxury maritime visitors. Regional Travel: Sint Maarten’s tourism minister has asked Anguilla for talks on proposed cruising permits and passenger-clearance procedures, after local boat and charter operators raised concerns about possible delays and business impacts. Visitor Appeal: Anguilla’s tourist board says the island topped World Population Review’s 2026 list of safest Caribbean destinations; the ranking is not a government travel advisory. Island Experiences: Anguilla Sands & Salts has added chocolate-making, sea-salt tasting and chocolate, rum and salt experiences for visitors seeking local culture beyond the beaches.
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