AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCaribbean Week in New York 2026: Tourism ministers and officials from across the region gathered at InterContinental New York Times Square (June 1–5) under “One Caribbean: Infinite experiences,” pushing culture-led, regenerative travel as stayovers rebound. Regional Finance & Resilience: The Caribbean Development Bank (CDB) opened its 56th board meeting in Nassau with “CDB Forward,” aiming for stronger, greener, more resilient impact after disbursing over US$400m last year. Barbados Culture Meets Luxury Hospitality: Royalton Vessence Barbados soft-opened on the Platinum Coast in St James, pitching Bajan art, heritage and talent as the heart of its guest experience. Youth, Sport & Community: Cricket West Indies launched free entry for children 16 and under to every match of the “WI Outside!” home series, with ISSA Day drawing hundreds at Sabina Park. Food & Health Advocacy: Healthy Caribbean Coalition youth and civil society are calling for a ban on ultra-processed food marketing around schools across several islands, including Barbados. Local Farming Support: Barbados is moving to expand water access for Christ Church farmers while also tackling pests and farm theft. Faith & Inclusion: Anglican Diocese marks 30 years since women were admitted to the priesthood, with 16 women ordained and more on the way.
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