AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoRegional Aviation & Tourism Signals: Jamaica’s Sangster International Airport CEO says new international routes this year are a vote of confidence in Montego Bay, even after Hurricane Melissa, with Wingo’s Medellín service among the additions. Superyacht Season Shift: MarineTraffic reports a “migration” of pleasure craft from Caribbean hubs—including Guadeloupe—toward Europe/Mediterranean as hurricane season nears, with Le Marin highlighted as a key departure port. Air Connectivity for Guadeloupe: Cirium data points to heavy A350-1000 use on the Pointe-à-Pitre–Paris Orly route, underscoring ongoing long-haul demand from Guadeloupe. Travel Safety & Nature Alerts: Saint-Martin authorities responded to two stranded dolphins on Orient Bay Beach—one adult deceased, one juvenile released—urging people to report sightings and keep distance. Culture & Community (Local Human Stories): Artist Noni Stuart unveils a new set of portraits of unhoused people, including work created from a Guadeloupe vacation encounter, with a permanent display planned at a Burlington church. Diplomacy for the Region: The EU ambassador presented credentials to the OECS Director General, reaffirming support for regional integration and sustainable development across Eastern Caribbean states.
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