AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoCruise Tourism: The BVI is gearing up for the 2026/27 cruise season with free service training for tourism workers on Nov. 9. Oceania Vista’s inaugural call has already opened the season, while the BVI Ports Authority has been named Caribbean Cruise Port of the Year. Financial Services: A new BVI–Hong Kong agreement aims to connect local businesses with Hong Kong support programmes and strengthen cooperation in fintech, digital assets and green finance. Water and Infrastructure: Mark Vanterpool criticized unreliable water service and called for more local desalination plants, reservoirs and upgraded networks. Meanwhile, Nanny Cay’s new breakwater has reached its full 1,430-foot length. Cruise Policy: Vanterpool has also proposed higher taxes on cruise passengers, adding to debate over how the territory funds development while remaining attractive to visitors.
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