AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoAviation & Tourism Connectivity: Tourism Minister Marsha Henderson says Caribbean Airlines withdrew from St. Kitts without consulting the government, sparking concern among travellers and businesses; officials are now in talks with another airline partner to protect regional airlift. Cruise Economy Boost: St. Kitts welcomed over 14,000 passengers and crew in an off-season surge, with Star of the Seas and Celebrity Beyond bringing major spending opportunities for local shops, transport and attractions. Water Security Investment (Nevis): The NIA is moving ahead with a new 500,000-gallon Stoney Hill storage tank to boost potable water redundancy, replacing an older 270,000-gallon facility. Regional Business & Finance: CIBC Caribbean confirmed a majority stake acquisition by Butterfield, with no immediate operational changes promised for customers and staff. Sustainability & Community: Environment Month 2026 launches June 5 with a full calendar of clean-ups, youth and school activities, and a Green Expo, supported by National Bank. Education for Sustainable Development: UNESCO-backed curriculum updates will embed ESD in schools from September 2026, starting with Grade 3 and 5 pilots.
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