AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoTourism Partnerships: Montserrat’s Tourism Authority says its SMART 2026 push paid off, reporting higher buyer (57) and supplier (62) participation and 35 pre-scheduled B2B meetings with partners across the region and beyond. Community-Based Tourism: OECS is doubling down on a people-first tourism model after a Saint Lucia workshop (June 9–11) backed by the 11th EDF, aiming to help member states turn local communities into the main beneficiaries—linking tourism with agriculture, culture, heritage, and entrepreneurship. Regional Aviation Regulation: The ERAA board met in the Canary Islands with Binter hosting, focusing on regulatory pressure on regional carriers, including EU261 passenger compensation and ReFuelEU fuel mandates—issues that can hit liquidity and connectivity for remote destinations. Maritime Industry & Safety: The Red Ensign Group conference in Hamilton drew maritime administrations and Overseas Territories to tackle global shipping risks, including future fuels and security, while a separate feature revisits the MV Christena inquiry and its long-running safety reforms. Local Recognition: Montserrat honoured six centenarians at a Brades ceremony, celebrating island trades, service, and community legacy.
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