AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoBVI–USVI Fee Dispute: Outgoing USVI Governor Albert Bryan warned that the marine charter-fee standoff could prompt tougher border measures or a travel warning for the BVI. No action has been announced, but any restrictions could disrupt travel between the islands. Cruise Tourism: The BVI government plans to encourage cruise passengers to return for overnight stays, with cultural activities, food and history among the experiences it hopes will draw them back. Anegada Festival: The 14th Anegada Lobster Festival runs Nov. 27–29, with 12 restaurants serving tastings, a public vote for the top sampler and a free shuttle between venues. Sailing: About 80 German-speaking sailors are visiting the BVI for the Karibik Trophy, a 10-day flotilla exploring Tortola, Virgin Gorda, Anegada and other islands through Nov. 16. Cruise Calls: Royal Caribbean’s newly opened Summer 2028 bookings include St. Croix among Caribbean ports, bringing the U.S. Virgin Islands into a major new lineup.
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