AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoTourism Connectivity: Caribbean ministers say better regional transport is vital to tourism growth and to bringing visitor spending into local economies. December flight capacity to Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands is forecast to rise 7.6% despite Spirit Airlines’ exit, while new Contour flights between Trinidad and Dominica connect onward to St. Thomas. Ports and Trade: The BVI Ports Authority marked its 35th anniversary with the first PortVision Conference, where industry leaders discussed infrastructure, technology, security and sustainability in seaport operations. Reba Evans was named the Authority’s first ambassador. Airport Operations: The BVI Airports Authority is running emergency-response simulations at Anegada and Virgin Gorda airports through November 17 to test procedures and response times with partner agencies. Expect increased emergency-service activity during exercises. Regional Tourism Leadership: Antigua and Barbuda’s tourism minister will chair the Caribbean Tourism Organization, whose agenda includes stronger links between tourism, local suppliers and sectors such as agriculture and manufacturing. The BVI will represent the British overseas territories on the CTO board.
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