AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoYouth Entrepreneurship: The Dreamy Group’s “A Blooming Touch” programme is introducing Beach Allen Primary girls to floral design, balloon artistry and business opportunities in the creative events industry. Tourism: St. Kitts welcomed 1,031,710 cruise visitors in the 2025–26 season. Air arrivals reached 116,458 through August, with Visa-tracked visitor spending above US$34.5 million; Air Canada’s seasonal service is set to begin October 31, a month early. Regional Tourism Leadership: St. Kitts and Nevis was elected vice-chair of the Caribbean Tourism Organization’s board, gaining a seat on its executive committee as the region focuses on sustainable tourism and stronger links with local businesses. Climate Finance: Acting Prime Minister Geoffrey Hanley renewed calls for lenders to consider small states’ vulnerability—not just income levels—when assessing access to affordable financing.
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