AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCruise Season: Anguilla expects a strong 2026–27 line-up, with luxury ships and yachts scheduled to visit through April. Calls at Road Bay and Prickly Pear Cays bring passengers within reach of the island’s beaches, restaurants and attractions, while officials say cruise tourism should create opportunities for local businesses. Seabourn’s winter schedule also includes a Road Bay stop. Tennis Tourism: The Anguilla Cup brings two international junior events to the island Nov. 15–28, with players and families invited to enjoy its beaches and cuisine alongside the competition. European Market: Anguilla joined a major Caribbean presence at London’s World Travel Market as the region plans more marketing, roadshows and travel-trade outreach to attract UK and European visitors in 2027. Brazil Outreach: The Tourist Board is targeting luxury travelers in Brazil after meetings with travel agencies, tour operators and media in Rio de Janeiro. Brazilian travelers spent $21.7 billion abroad in 2025, giving Anguilla a sizeable market to pursue.
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