AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoTourism & Culture: Antigua’s Nelson’s Dockyard is spotlighted as the sailing world’s enduring heart—where Georgian-era naval shelter still feels authentic, now serving modern racing yachts. Luxury Travel: A new US$200 million Long Bay Zen resort is breaking ground, with PM Gaston Browne pitching ultra-luxury stays (up to US$3,000/night) alongside better pay for hotel workers. Sports (Women’s Cricket): Cricket West Indies names a 15-player squad for the 2026 ICC Women’s T20 World Cup, with Antigua’s Shawnisha Hector included and Hayley Matthews set to captain. Youth Health: An op-ed warns that youth vaping is moving faster than Caribbean policy, stressing nicotine risks and how “0% nicotine” products can still hook young people. Regional Security: CARICOM IMPACS marks 20 years next month amid rising border pressure, with Antigua hosting chiefs of immigration and customs. Diplomacy: Cabinet appoints two ambassadors-at-large, while Antigua welcomes an Indian naval visit that underscores growing maritime and cultural ties. Community & Faith: UWI Five Islands mourns the passing of Dr. Renée Smith, a campus counsellor and musical leader.
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