AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoRecord arrivals: Anguilla has set a new stayover pace for 2026, welcoming 81,907 visitors in the first half (Jan–Jun), up 19.9% year-on-year, with every month hitting a stayover record; the U.S. remains the top source market at 73.8% of stayovers, while day-tripper arrivals jumped to 15,771 in June (+71.5%). Luxury reopening & new beach buzz: Cap Juluca returns to Maundays Bay on October 10, 2026, bringing a refreshed Cap Shack beach bar and grill, plus a new CAP RUM rum made for the resort and a Guerlain spa treatment described as a Caribbean first. Regional leadership spotlight: Anguilla’s Premier Cora Richardson-Hodge is among Caribbean Overseas Territories leaders meeting in Bermuda for the Caribbean OTs Caucus, with discussions ranging from climate readiness to economic and financial services resilience. Travel access update: A 2026 global passport review says Nigerian passport holders can apply for eVisas to 54 destinations, including Anguilla. Sport on the calendar: Anguilla is set to be represented at Nevis’s Luther Kelly Over-35 Cricket Cup (Nov 7–8, 2026), featuring teams from Anguilla, Nevis, St. Kitts and St. Maarten.
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