AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoTourism Connectivity: Anguilla Tourism Minister Cardigan Connor backed calls at the regional tourism conference for better Caribbean connections, saying access is key to growth. Guyana’s Tourism Minister Susan Rodrigues said stronger links can help tourism revenue reach communities and support local economies. Golf Tourism: Emerald Cruises and PerryGolf will offer two Caribbean golf voyages in 2027 and 2028, with rounds at Aurora International Golf Club in Anguilla and courses in Nevis and Barbados. Each sailing is limited to 32 golfers. Luxury Travel Demand: Anguilla is among the Caribbean destinations leading early demand for festive-season luxury trips, according to Global Travel Collection’s 2026 trends report. Regional Leadership: Connor nominated Antigua and Barbuda’s tourism minister, Charles “Max” Fernandez, who was elected chairman of the Caribbean Tourism Organization’s Council of Ministers.
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