AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoFinancial Services: The BVI and Hong Kong signed an MoU to expand market access and support local tech firms, small businesses and financial institutions, with cooperation also planned on green finance. Cruise Tourism: Oceania Vista’s inaugural call opened the 2026/27 cruise season, with officials aiming to strengthen the Territory’s appeal to luxury visitors. Marina Development: Nanny Cay’s $30 million expansion reached a milestone as its 1,430-foot breakwater was completed; dredging is next for a new channel serving the planned 112-slip marina. Tourism Revenue: Mark Vanterpool proposed gradually raising the cruise passenger tax from $16 to $25, saying the increase could generate millions for public services; the proposal is not government policy. Water Infrastructure: Vanterpool called for more local desalination plants and upgraded distribution networks to address persistent shortages.**
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