AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours ago| Tourism Services: Anguilla’s locally developed RSVD | Transfers platform now lets visitors and residents book and pay online for licensed taxi and chauffeur rides, giving operators another way to reach customers and plan schedules. Marina Investment: Port Nimara, Anguilla’s first superyacht marina, is due to open in 2027 with 118 berths alongside a resort, residences, dining and retail—part of a shift toward marinas as luxury destinations. Tourism Recognition: Anguilla won Caribbean’s Leading Culinary Destination and Leading Luxury Island Destination at the 2026 World Travel Awards, recognizing local restaurants, resorts, villa operators and other businesses. Sports Tourism: The island will host the CTO’s inaugural Sports Tourism Summit in August 2027, bringing regional stakeholders together to explore visitor spending, partnerships and community opportunities. Digital Economy: Anguilla’s .ai domain income reached EC$244 million in the year through August, about 91% of the annual forecast; officials said registrations rose in September despite concerns about a proposed AI rebrand. Tourism Talent: Anguilla’s Amarni Webster won the CTO’s 2026 Regional Tourism Youth Congress, earning the title of Regional Junior Minister of Tourism. |
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