AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoMaritime Access: Sint Maarten-based charter boats can continue operating in Anguilla under proposed legislation, subject to local rules, Sint Maarten’s tourism minister says. She called for a review of the islands’ maritime agreement to clarify requirements for operators. Cruise Tourism: Anguilla’s 2026–27 season features luxury cruise ships and yachts scheduled through April, including Four Seasons I and vessels from Ritz-Carlton, Silversea and Seabourn. The Tourist Board says visits should create opportunities for taxi operators, guides, restaurants and retailers. European Market: Anguilla joined a larger Caribbean presence at World Travel Market London as the Caribbean Tourism Organization plans more trade outreach and marketing in the UK and Europe in 2027. Brazil Outreach: The Tourist Board is also pursuing Brazil’s luxury travel market. Brazilian residents spent $21.7 billion abroad in 2025, and Anguilla recently held sales and media meetings in Rio de Janeiro.
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