AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCruise Economy: Anguilla expects a strong 2026–27 season, with luxury vessels including Four Seasons I, Ritz-Carlton’s Ilma and Orient Express Corinthian scheduled through April. Officials say the visits can bring business to taxi operators, guides, restaurants and retailers. Four Seasons I will also feature Michelin-starred chef Christian Le Squer at its Sedna restaurant in 2027, including on a Caribbean voyage. Tourism Markets: Anguilla joined a major Caribbean push at World Travel Market London, as the Caribbean Tourism Organization plans more European roadshows, consumer campaigns and outreach to airlines and tour operators in 2027. Brazil Outreach: The Anguilla Tourist Board is targeting Brazilian luxury travelers after meetings with agencies and media in Rio. Brazilian travelers spent $21.7 billion abroad in 2025, a record since 2014, though that figure is not specific to Anguilla. Sports Tourism: Two international junior tennis tournaments run back-to-back in Anguilla from Nov. 15 to 28, bringing players and families to the island.
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