AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoTourism & Connectivity: St. Kitts and Nevis welcomed Star of the Seas and Celebrity Beyond at Port Zante in an off-season surge, bringing 14,000 passengers and crew (about 10,500 passengers reported) as officials push recovery and future home-porting plans. Cruise Performance: Despite momentum, the Federation remains below the historic one-million benchmark, with 918,198 cruise passengers confirmed so far for the current season. Airlift Shock: Tourism Minister Marsha Henderson says Caribbean Airlines withdrew from the St. Kitts route without consulting the Government, and officials are now in talks to secure a replacement airline partner. Water Security: A drought warning is in place as rainfall is forecast to be below normal, with El Niño-linked drier conditions expected; residents and businesses are urged to conserve water while government works on supply upgrades. Regional Security: CARICOM IMPACS marks 20 years of operation next month, highlighting rising border pressures and the need for collective action against transnational crime. Education for Sustainability: With UNESCO support, St. Kitts and Nevis plans to embed Education for Sustainable Development into the curriculum from September 2026, starting with Grade 3 and 5 pilots. Finance & Governance: CIBC Caribbean confirmed a majority stake acquisition by Butterfield, while Nevis appointed Ald Stapleton as NEVLEC General Manager effective June 1.
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