AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoTravel Recognition: Antigua and Barbuda ranked No. 7 among Caribbean and Atlantic islands in Condé Nast Traveler’s 2026 Readers’ Choice Awards, based on more than 757,000 reader responses. Regional Tourism Leadership: Tourism Minister Charles Fernandez was elected chair of the Caribbean Tourism Organization’s Council of Ministers, with Tourism Authority CEO Colin James taking the board chairmanship. Cruise Visitor Experience: Taxi operators have asked for stronger policing around St. John’s Heritage Quay, citing parking violations and passenger solicitation that disrupt service to cruise visitors. Air Connectivity: British Airways will keep daily London Gatwick–Antigua flights through April 2027, adding more than 3,000 seats and serving travelers during Antigua Sailing Week. Aviation: The Antigua and Barbuda Airport Authority joined the regional ACI-LAC governing board for 2026–27, gaining a seat in discussions on airport development, safety and connectivity.
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