AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoFisheries & Aquaculture: CRFM ministers meeting virtually at the 20th Ministerial Council session adopted 19 resolutions and approved a new aquaculture plan, with focus on expanding aquaculture production, boosting regional food security, using insurance to manage climate and disaster risks, and continuing action against IUU fishing; Antigua and Barbuda’s Randy Baltimore was elected Chair for 2026–2027, taking over from Anguilla’s Kyle Hodge. Tourism Leadership & Market Push: Caribbean Week in New York 2026 is underway (June 1–5) under “One Caribbean: Infinite Experiences,” bringing tourism ministers and industry leaders together to strengthen connectivity and resilience as the region targets continued stayover growth and shifts toward cultural and regenerative travel; Anguilla also named Sean Richard as new Chairman of the Anguilla Tourist Board effective June 1. Air Connectivity for Anguilla: BermudAir announced winter expansion and new routes, including weekly nonstop service from Toronto to Turks and Caicos with continuing service to Anguilla, plus expanded U.S. and Canada links (including new BWI service patterns and additional Boston routes) aimed at growing leisure access. Local Industry & Community: Anguilla Day celebrations highlighted government priorities spanning health, education, agriculture and food security, alongside plans for ports, water, renewable energy, community facilities, and fisheries.
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