AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoOECS Air Connectivity Push: Antigua and Barbuda PM Gaston Browne renewed calls for an OECS airline after reporting major delays and missed events during regional travel, arguing current carriers leave travellers stranded across the islands. U.S.-CARICOM Border Tech: The U.S. DHS and CARICOM’s IMPACS signed a landmark biometric data-sharing arrangement to strengthen border security and immigration vetting, with a focus on screening travellers linked to citizenship-by-investment risks. CBI Under EU Pressure: Eastern Caribbean leaders agreed to coordinate a diplomatic push back to Brussels after the EU urged CBI programmes to be phased out by June 2028, pledging security and transparency while seeking a “balanced and durable” solution. Grenada Tourism Talent Pipeline: Grenada’s Hotel and Tourism Association wrapped up its week-long Discover Hospitality Camp, training 22 secondary students with hotel visits, guest service skills, and sustainability/marine stewardship—aimed at building the next hospitality workforce. Responsible Travel Spotlight (Grenada): A feature highlights Grenada’s “meaningful connections” model—protected rainforest and marine conservation, reef restoration, and community-led experiences—positioning the island as a non-mass tourism destination. Regional Events: St. Kitts Grill Fest launches a regional grilling competition on July 18 during Restaurant Week, bringing grill masters from five islands to compete.
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