AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoWater & Agriculture: Barbados’ BWA says the $220m South Coast Water Treatment project will start in October, taking about 2.5 years and adding 3 million cubic metres of reclaimed water—aimed at helping up to 260 farmers as drought pressure bites. Luxury Tourism & Ports: Anguilla is pushing its luxury yachting strategy at the Monaco Yacht Show 2026, with the Anguilla Tourist Board and AASPA leading meetings to improve destination and port-of-entry experiences. Tourism Performance: Anguilla reported record 2026 tourism momentum, with nearly 82,000 stayover visitors in the first half—up 19.9%—and June setting a monthly stayover record. Food Cost Pressure (Regional): Saint Martin’s debate on rising living costs is turning toward local production—fishers, farmers, and invasive animal control—rather than only fuel and import prices. Medical Education & Wellbeing: New Anglia University highlights growing focus on student wellbeing as part of medical training, not just extra support. Trade & Manufacturing (Regional): DDL is expanding in St Kitts and Nevis, adding bottling to position the site as a regional hub for Guyanese-made products.
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