AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoTourism Growth: Anguilla posted record tourism momentum in 2026, welcoming 81,907 stayover visitors in the first half—up 19.9% from 68,287 in the same period last year—after a strong first quarter and another rise in the second. U.S. Demand: The United States remained the top source market, supplying 60,415 stayover arrivals (73.8% of the total) in January–June, with June alone hitting a monthly record of 11,067 stayover visitors. Day-Trippers Up: Excursionists surged too, rising 71.5% in June to 15,771, pushing total arrivals for the first half to 171,143, up 34.9%. U.S. Trade Push: The Anguilla Tourist Board also wrapped a five-day U.S. roadshow engaging more than 200 travel advisors across New York, Long Island, Connecticut, New Jersey and Pennsylvania, aiming to boost awareness of Anguilla’s resorts, villas and experiences.
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