AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoCross-Island Charters: Sint Maarten’s tourism minister is seeking clarification and talks with Anguilla over its proposed cruising permits, after charter operators warned the rules and immigration delays could affect business. No change to requirements has been announced. Luxury Yachting: Anguilla is courting yacht and charter businesses after industry meetings in Fort Lauderdale. The planned Port Nimara superyacht marina is expected to open in 2027, adding capacity and potential visitor spending. New Tourism Markets: The Anguilla Tourist Board promoted the island to more than 300 travel professionals at a Latin American luxury tourism event, aiming to broaden its visitor base. Local Enterprise: Anguilla Sands & Salts, a locally owned chocolate and sea-salt maker, has launched three visitor experiences, adding new cultural and culinary offerings. Culinary Tourism: Anguilla’s five-day Culinary Experience returns April 28–May 2, 2027, with visiting chef Marc Forgione among the announced guests.
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