AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoTourism Momentum: Antigua and Barbuda is heading into 2026/2027 with strong advance bookings, Tourism Minister Charles Fernandez said at the Hotels and Tourism Association job fair, while flagging oil-price risks and pointing to new openings like the Moon Gate Hotel & Spa (Nov 15) and growth in sports tourism. Fuel Security: WIOC is preparing for possible changes to international diesel supplies after reports of a potential U.S. diesel export ban, with officials saying the company is seeking additional source markets to keep prices stable. Yachting Push: Michael Freeland says Antigua is strengthening its marine and charter appeal at the Monaco Yacht Show, highlighting a longer sailing calendar and the islands’ maritime heritage to drive more business for marinas, hotels and operators. Football Infrastructure: FIFA President Gianni Infantino backed plans for a new 5,000-seat football stadium, following meetings with the Antigua and Barbuda Football Association. Regional Business Deal: CPSO praised the Royal Caribbean–Sandals partnership, a US$3 billion move that could reshape Caribbean vacation packages. Maritime Safety Diplomacy: India and Liberia launched a “Group of Friends” on shipping and seafarer safety at UNGA, amid repeated attacks in the Gulf and beyond, with Antigua and Barbuda-flagged MV Cape Dao cited in the wider context. CPL Leadership Change: After 14 years, Pete Russell will step down as CPL CEO following the Antigua & Barbuda Falcons’ championship win.
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