AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 minutes agoRegional Tourism Leadership: Anguilla’s Tourism Minister Cardigan Connor helped nominate Charles “Max” Fernandez, who was unanimously elected chairman of the Caribbean Tourism Organization’s Council of Ministers and Commissioners of Tourism in Guyana—an Antigua and Barbuda return to the role after 15+ years, with priorities including connectivity and climate resilience. Energy & Utilities Compliance: The Court of First Instance ordered GEBE to start corrective work on dangerous exposed cables at a Simpson Bay property within four weeks, with US$1,000 daily penalties for delays, while also questioning a disconnection despite an undisputed credit balance. Air & Travel Connectivity: Trans Anguilla Airways is expanding in St. Kitts with a dedicated office at Robert L. Bradshaw International Airport, aiming for easier, more direct on-the-ground support for regional passengers. Hospitality & Tourism Product: Four Seasons Resort and Residences Anguilla and three other Dart properties earned 2026 MICHELIN Key recognition, highlighting Anguilla’s continued pull for high-end visitors. AI & Digital Economy Spillover: A surge in demand for Slovenia’s .si domains follows Trump’s “super intelligence” rebrand, echoing how AI hype previously boosted Anguilla’s AI-themed domain revenue.
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