AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoLuxury Tourism: Anguilla is courting Latin American high-end travelers, showcasing its hotels, beaches and dining to more than 300 travel advisers in Rio and holding nearly 50 follow-up meetings. The push aims to diversify visitor markets. Yachting Investment: At the Fort Lauderdale boat show, tourism officials promoted Anguilla as a charter destination as construction advances at Port Nimara. Its first dedicated superyacht marina is expected to open in 2027, adding capacity for vessels and potential visitor spending. Maritime Trade: St. Maarten’s tourism minister has requested talks on Anguilla’s proposed cruising permits and passenger-clearance procedures, after charter operators raised concerns about possible delays and business impacts. Culinary Tourism: Anguilla Culinary Experience returns April 28–May 2, 2027, with visiting chefs, local talent and island-wide events designed to draw food-focused visitors. Local Enterprise: Anguilla Sands & Salts, a locally owned maker recognized for Caribbean chocolate in 2025 and 2026, is offering hands-on chocolate-making and other visitor experiences in South Hill.
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