AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoEU Tax Monitoring: Anguilla remains on the EU’s tax blacklist, which now names eight jurisdictions. The Council cited an unresolved weakness in Anguilla’s exchange-of-information framework and urged the territory to work with EU and OECD officials to address it. Tourism Business: Tranquility Beach Anguilla reopened on October 10 with offers including a free seventh night on qualifying stays, aiming to attract longer visits during the winter season. Tourism Talent: Anguillian student Amarni Webster won the CTO’s 2026 Regional Tourism Youth Congress, highlighting the next generation’s role in shaping the industry. Public Revenue: Anguilla collected US$80 million from .ai domain registrations in the first seven months of 2026—47.5% of government revenue to date and more than taxes from the productive sector. Regional Connectivity: Trans Anguilla Airways opened an office at St. Kitts’ airport, a move the tourism minister said can strengthen travel, trade and family links across the region.
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