AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoAviation Safety: A regional search is underway after a Dominican Republic-registered Beech 58P Baron flying from St Vincent to Tobago disappeared over the southern Caribbean, with authorities tracking its last known position near Grenadian or Venezuelan waters. Cruise & Ports: Global Ports Holding has signed an MoU to enter exclusive talks to manage and develop St Vincent and the Grenadines’ cruise port under a 30-year concession, with plans to modernise berths and grow shore excursions. Tourism Development: IHG says InterContinental Grenada-La Sagesse will open in November 2026, adding 120 rooms, multiple dining options, a spa, and major event space on La Sagesse Bay. Local Transport: Grenada’s government outlines fuel and fare relief for bus operators, including a fuel tax rebate and passenger relief, while Cabinet approves tyre and parts concessions to keep buses safe and affordable. Public Health Travel Advisory: Grenada urges citizens to avoid nonessential travel to Ebola-affected countries (DR Congo, Uganda) and to take extreme caution in other high-risk areas, with enhanced screening at ports of entry. Media Freedom: MWAG president Calistra Farrier calls on journalists to resist online attacks and avoid self-censorship as Media Week wraps up. Diaspora & Travel Demand: Grenada Diaspora Homecoming 2026 runs June 21–July 5, with added flights from key markets expected to boost travel to the islands.
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