AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoTourism Recognition & Market Push: Saint Lucia’s tourism authority is in New York for Caribbean Week 2026 under “One Caribbean: Infinite Experiences,” aiming to deepen partnerships and air-connectivity as the sector competes globally. Fuel & Cost Pressures: Saint Lucians are set to pay more as the government announces increases in energy prices, with wider concerns about fuel relief and price hikes. Stay-over Growth: SLTA reports April 2026 as the island’s strongest April ever for stay-over arrivals, up 8.5% year-on-year, with gains from the US, Canada and the wider Caribbean. Local Governance & Regulation: The National Taxi Union moves to close ranks and push for a clearer taxi permit system by September, targeting better enforcement and accountability. Marine Livelihoods: A new Savannes Bay project backed by EC$215,000 will remove marine debris and deploy sustainable raft systems to support seamoss farmers. Youth & Culture: Junior Calypso and Soca crowns went to Dugard Combined and Ave Maria Girls’ Primary, while secondary schools’ titles featured “Zizi” and “Fire Kay.” Industry Spotlight: BYD is named official car sponsor of CPL 2026, bringing vehicle showcases and a design challenge across participating markets including Saint Lucia.
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