AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoAirport & Tourism Infrastructure: Nevis has officially broken ground on the multi-million-dollar expansion of the Vance W. Amory International Airport, with plans to extend the runway by 2,000 feet, upgrade terminals and customs, add a new fire hall and fuel farm, and expand parking for up to 50 executive jets—aimed at boosting airlift and tourism growth over an 18-month build. Air Connectivity for Anguilla: BermudAir is pushing deeper into the Caribbean with winter route additions and expanded seasonal service to Anguilla, including more flights from key U.S. gateways, as the airline targets underserved holiday markets. Anguilla Tourism Momentum: Anguilla is highlighted as the Caribbean’s fastest-growing destination in early 2026, posting a 24.6% jump in stayover visitors, driven by luxury resorts, a growing villa market, and strong dining and beach demand. Community-Based Tourism: OECS is training member states to scale community-based tourism, positioning local communities as the main beneficiaries and linking tourism with agriculture, culture, and entrepreneurship. Local Events & Culture: Wet Fete 2026 returns to Anguilla on July 31 at Landsome Bowl Cultural Centre, bringing soca, bouyon, and live bands from across the region. Hospitality & Brand News: ÀNI Private Resorts announces the January 2027 opening of ÀNI Shoal Bay, a 15-suite exclusive-use retreat on Anguilla’s north coast.
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