AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoCarnival & Culture: A vivid look at Carnival morning in Basse-Terre, where Mas a Kongo traditions—painted bodies and whip-crack rhythms—carry memories of slavery and resistance, set against Guadeloupe’s ongoing search for identity. Football & Travel Demand: Bermuda’s Concacaf Nations League opener against Guadeloupe ended 1-2 with late goals after a red card, a result that keeps regional match travel in focus for fans heading to St Lucia and beyond. Match Preview: Saint Lucia’s new coach Rajesh Latchoo is gearing up for a Nations League clash with Barbados, leaning on senior leadership and a flexible game plan. Airlift Watch: Jamaica reports strong demand and an 85% average load factor (Jan–Aug 2026), with airlines adding routes and frequencies from the US, Canada, Europe and Latin America—good news for the wider Caribbean travel market. Luxury Sailing: Four Seasons Yachts announces a 2027 Chef-in-Residence program, including a Lesser Antilles voyage featuring Guadeloupe & Nevis. Cruise Routes: Exeter Airport will launch a direct Barbados fly-cruise next winter, with an itinerary that includes Guadeloupe among other Caribbean stops. Pet-Friendly Flying: A roundup of European airline pet policies highlights cabin vs hold rules and common restrictions for cats and dogs.
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