AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoCruise Tourism: Grenada opened its 2026–27 season with Coral Princess, launching 192 scheduled calls through May. The visits bring business to local guides, vendors, transport operators and attractions, with tourism officials hoping to turn cruise passengers into longer-stay visitors. Election Economy: Party leaders debate Grenada’s economy, cost of living, jobs and development today, ahead of the November 5 vote. Citizenship by Investment: Antigua and Barbuda may suspend its programme by November 12 to protect visa-free access to Europe. The move adds uncertainty for Grenada and other regional CBI states facing similar EU pressure. Grenada’s Investment Migration Agency is also promoting the programme and investment opportunities to prospective Nigerian investors. Visitor Spending: Grenada is projected to exceed EC$1 billion in visitor spending for a second straight year, underlining tourism’s economic importance. Climate Finance: A US$20 million regional project shared equally by Grenada, Dominica and Antigua and Barbuda aims to channel adaptation funding to communities and local businesses.
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