AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoLuxury Tourism: Anguilla is courting Brazil’s high-end travelers after a Rio sales mission and meetings with travel advisers. Brazilian travelers spent $21.7 billion abroad in 2025, though that figure is not specific to Anguilla. Yachting: The island is pursuing a larger share of yacht-charter business as Port Nimara’s superyacht marina advances; it is expected to open in 2027, adding capacity and potential visitor spending. Cross-Border Trade: St. Maarten’s tourism minister has sought talks with Anguilla over proposed cruising permits and passenger-clearance delays, after local charter operators raised concerns about effects on their businesses. Local Enterprise: Anguilla Sands & Salts has added hands-on chocolate-making and sea-salt experiences, building visitor offerings around its locally made products. Financial Reputation: Anguilla ranked 34th in the Tax Justice Network’s Corporate Tax Haven Index, which measures the potential for profit shifting, not whether activity is illegal.
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