AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoResort Reopening: Tamarind, Barbados (Autograph Collection All-Inclusive) has reopened after a multi-million renovation, adding refreshed rooms and suites, new dining including the island’s first air-conditioned Barbadian-cuisine restaurant, plus CAMP Club for kids. Tourism Careers: Project Dawn is preparing 115 young people for tourism and hospitality roles through certified training at the Jean and Norman Holder Hospitality Institute. Cruise Access: Southern Caribbean cruising is set to get easier as major lines roll out more itineraries between 2026 and 2027, opening up bucket-list ports with shorter planning needs. Sustainable Tourism Leadership: The Caribbean Tourism Organization has appointed Barbadian tourism professional Courtney-Diana Walker as program officer, sustainable tourism. Agriculture for Exports: Export Barbados is lining up about 20 farmers to supply fresh produce for an export-focused packhouse expected to start operations by October. Travel Safety Reminder: Barbados’ foreign affairs ministry warns travellers to buy comprehensive insurance with strong medical coverage before overseas trips. Biosecurity Watch: Barbados is stepping up African swine fever surveillance and response planning to protect food security and public health. Connectivity for Visitors: Barbados is expanding air links for GCC travellers with new London Gatwick and Manchester services from October.
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