AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoCruise Economy: Grenada opened its 2026–27 cruise season with Coral Princess, beginning a schedule of 192 port calls through May, including visits to Carriacou. December to February is expected to be busiest, bringing opportunities for local guides, vendors, restaurants and transport operators. Investment Interest: Grenada’s Investment Migration Agency chief outlined citizenship-by-investment and real-estate opportunities at a Lagos event with Nigerian investors, including possible business links through the OECS. Tourism Spending: Visitor spending is projected to top EC$1 billion for a second straight year, underscoring tourism’s importance to the economy. Climate Finance: A US$20 million regional climate project, shared equally among Grenada, Antigua and Barbuda, and Dominica, is designed to channel funding into community grants and local loans. Election Debate: Party leaders are set to debate the economy, cost of living, jobs and long-term development ahead of Grenada’s November 5 election.
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