AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoRegional Air Connectivity: Antigua and Barbuda PM Gaston Browne renewed calls for an OECS-owned regional airline, citing long delays and cancellations that are disrupting Eastern Caribbean travel. Barbados Tourism Spotlight: Voice reporter Damian Hall received a Barbados Tourism Industry award for “Barbados Beyond the Beaches,” highlighting culture and heritage beyond the coastline. Barbados Travel Experiences: A new roundup spotlights fresh daytime things to do in Barbados, from the reopened Graeme Hall Nature Sanctuary mangrove boardwalk to rum and food experiences. Energy & Tourism Link: Barbados’ latest seismic survey results suggest potentially massive offshore oil and gas potential, adding momentum to efforts to attract major energy investors. Rum Tourism: Distillery tours are increasingly becoming a core Caribbean travel draw, with Barbados positioned as a key rum-history destination. Sports Tourism: The 2026 Ninja Throwdown is set for Aug 15–16, with organisers pointing to growing Barbados–US connections. Visa/Access Watch: A regional “visa fault line” analysis flags possible US immigration scrutiny affecting Caribbean access, including Barbados. Training & Skills: China’s ambassador announced a programme sending 1,000 Barbadians annually for professional training.
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