AGP Executive Report

Sports on Screen: Anguilla viewers can watch Crystal Palace v Newcastle United on Disney+ Premium Caribbean, according to the match’s global TV listings. Caribbean Music: Jamaican reggae singer Ras-I will headline the first Kingman Live concert on December 5, celebrating his album Heart of Love and bringing established artists and emerging talent together. Golf in Anguilla: St. Maarten’s team took second low net at the Eastern Caribbean Golf Association tournament at Aurora Golf Resort, where 132 players from 11 countries competed. Anguilla’s hosts were praised for the course preparation and hospitality. Island Recognition: Anguilla was named the Caribbean’s leading culinary destination at the 2026 World Travel Awards, alongside an award for leading luxury island destination.

Caribbean Pageant: The Haynes Smith Miss Caribbean Talented Teen Pageant has named 10 finalists for its 44th edition, set for Dec. 30 in St. Kitts and Nevis. Festive Travel: Anguilla tops Virtuoso’s Caribbean holiday destination ranking for Dec. 15–Jan. 7, placing third worldwide; its West End also made the global top 10. Tourism Honors: Anguilla was named the Caribbean’s Leading Culinary Destination and Leading Luxury Island Destination at the 2026 World Travel Awards. Golf in Anguilla: The Aurora Golf Resort hosted 132 players from 11 countries for the Eastern Caribbean Golf Association tournament; St. Maarten’s team earned second low net, as did its ladies’ team.

Island Spotlight: Anguilla ranks as the Caribbean’s most popular holiday destination for the festive season, according to Virtuoso, with its beaches and dining helping draw visitors. Reggae: Jamaican singer Ras-I will headline the first Kingman Live concert on December 5, celebrating his album Heart of Love and its themes of love, perseverance and growth. Anguillian Talent: Fifteen-year-old Amarni Webster won the 2026 Caribbean Tourism Youth Congress, sharing ideas for the region’s tourism future.

Reggae: Jamaican singer Ras-I will headline the first Kingman Live: The Heart of Love Experience on December 5. The intimate concert will spotlight his album Heart of Love, with songs about love, perseverance and personal growth.

Caribbean Music: Jamaican reggae singer Ras-I will headline the first Kingman Live: The Heart of Love Experience on December 5, celebrating his latest album and musical journey. Golf in Anguilla: St. Maarten’s team earned second low net, while its women golfers took second in their division at the Eastern Caribbean Golf Association tournament at Aurora Golf Resort. Anguilla Youth: Amarni Webster, 15, won the 2026 Caribbean Tourism Youth Congress, sharing ideas for the region’s tourism future. Island Honors: Anguilla was named the Caribbean’s Leading Culinary Destination and Leading Luxury Island Destination at the 2026 World Travel Awards.

Golf in Anguilla: St. Maarten’s team earned second low net, including second low net for its women, at the Eastern Caribbean Golf Association tournament at Aurora Golf Resort. The event drew 132 players from 11 countries. Tourism Honors: Anguilla was named the Caribbean’s Leading Culinary Destination and Leading Luxury Island Destination at the 2026 World Travel Awards. Young Anguillian Leader: Amarni Webster, 15, won the Caribbean Tourism Organization’s 2026 Youth Congress, where students shared ideas for the region’s tourism future. Carnival Corporation sponsored the event and provided the first-place prize.

Golf: Anguilla hosted the Eastern Caribbean Golf Association’s championship at Aurora Golf Resort, where St. Maarten’s women’s team earned second place in low net. Saint Lucia also claimed three first-place finishes, including the Seniors Gross team title and Super Seniors Net team crown. Anguilla Honors: The island was named the Caribbean’s Leading Culinary Destination and Leading Luxury Island Destination at the 2026 World Travel Awards. Young Leaders: Anguilla’s Amarni Webster, 15, won the CTO’s Regional Tourism Youth Congress, earning first place for her ideas on the region’s tourism future.

Tourism Honors: Anguilla won Caribbean’s Leading Culinary Destination and Leading Luxury Island Destination at the 2026 World Travel Awards. Youth Spotlight: Anguilla’s Amarni Webster, 15, took first place at the CTO Regional Tourism Youth Congress, where Carnival Corporation was lead sponsor. Golf: Saint Lucia’s team claimed three titles at the Eastern Caribbean Golf Association Amateur Championship, hosted at Anguilla’s Aurora International Golf Club.

Anguilla Honors: The island won Caribbean’s Leading Culinary Destination and Leading Luxury Island Destination at the 2026 World Travel Awards. Young Leaders: Anguilla’s Amarni Webster, 15, took first place at the CTO Regional Tourism Youth Congress, where students shared ideas for the region’s tourism future. Sports Tourism: Anguilla will host the first Caribbean Tourism Organization Sports Tourism Summit on Aug. 12–14, 2027, focused on attracting visitors and creating local opportunities through sport. On the Course: Saint Lucia golfers claimed three titles at the Eastern Caribbean Golf Association’s amateur championship, hosted at Anguilla’s Aurora International Golf Club. Resort Season: Cap Juluca reopened for winter with a new Guerlain skincare treatment, refreshed beachfront dining and culinary events.

Tourism Honors: Anguilla took home Caribbean’s Leading Culinary Destination and Leading Luxury Island Destination at the 2026 World Travel Awards. Young Talent: Anguilla’s Amarni Webster, 15, won the CTO’s 2026 Regional Tourism Youth Congress, where students presented ideas for the region’s tourism future. Resort Season: Cap Juluca reopened for winter with a new Guerlain skincare treatment, refreshed beachfront dining and culinary events. Sports Tourism: Anguilla will host the Caribbean’s first CTO Sports Tourism Summit on Aug. 12–14, 2027, bringing regional leaders together to explore how sporting events can attract visitors and benefit local communities.

Young Tourism Talent: Anguilla’s Amarni Webster, 15, won the Caribbean Tourism Organization’s 2026 Regional Tourism Youth Congress in Guyana, earning first place in the competition backed by Carnival Corporation. Sports Tourism: Anguilla will host the CTO’s inaugural Sports Tourism Summit from Aug. 12–14, 2027, bringing regional tourism and sports leaders together to explore how events can attract visitors and benefit local communities. Golf: The Aurora International Golf Club hosted the 2026 Eastern Caribbean Golf Association Amateur Championship, where Saint Lucia’s team claimed three titles and several other top-five finishes.

Young Tourism Leader: Anguilla’s Amarni Webster, 15, won the Caribbean Tourism Organization’s 2026 Regional Tourism Youth Congress, with Carnival Corporation sponsoring the event and providing the first-place prize. Sports Tourism: Anguilla will host the CTO’s inaugural Caribbean Sports Tourism Summit on Aug. 12–14, 2027, bringing regional tourism and sports leaders together to explore how events can benefit local communities. Golf: Saint Lucia golfers earned three titles at the Eastern Caribbean Golf Association’s amateur championship, held at Anguilla’s Aurora International Golf Club. Resort Season: Cap Juluca reopened on Oct. 10 with a new Guerlain skincare treatment, refreshed beachfront dining and culinary events.

Young Talent: Anguilla’s Amarni Webster, 15, won the Caribbean Tourism Organization’s 2026 Regional Tourism Youth Congress, becoming the island’s first regional junior minister of tourism. Carnival Corporation sponsored the contest and will mentor the winner. Music: Malie Donn’s debut album, The Golden Child, reached No. 2 on Apple Music’s Reggae Albums chart in Anguilla, part of a strong reported run across the Caribbean. Island Getaways: Cap Juluca reopened for the winter season with a new Guerlain skincare treatment, refreshed beachfront dining and culinary events. Sports Tourism: Anguilla will host the CTO’s first Caribbean Sports Tourism Summit on Aug. 12–14, 2027, bringing regional tourism and sports leaders together to explore how events can attract visitors and benefit local communities.

Youth Spotlight: Anguilla’s Amarni Webster, 15, won the Caribbean Tourism Organization’s 2026 Regional Tourism Youth Congress in Guyana, becoming the island’s first regional junior minister of tourism in the contest’s 26-year history. Sports Tourism: Anguilla will host the first Caribbean Tourism Organization Sports Tourism Summit on Aug. 12–14, 2027, bringing regional leaders together to explore how sporting events can attract visitors and benefit local communities. Caribbean Music: Malie Donn’s debut album The Golden Child reached No. 2 on Apple Music’s Reggae Albums chart in Anguilla, as well as top spots across the region. Resort Season: Cap Juluca reopened for the winter season with a new Guerlain skincare treatment, refreshed beachfront dining and culinary events.

Youth Achievement: Anguilla’s Amarni Webster, 15, won the Caribbean Tourism Organization’s 2026 Youth Congress, becoming the first Anguillian to earn the regional junior minister of tourism title. Carnival Corporation sponsored the contest and awarded Webster the top prize. Sports Tourism: Anguilla will host the Caribbean Tourism Organization’s first Sports Tourism Summit from Aug. 12–14, 2027, bringing regional leaders and event organizers together to explore how sports can attract visitors and benefit local communities. Music: Malie Donn’s debut album, The Golden Child, reached No. 2 on Apple Music’s Reggae Albums chart in Anguilla, as well as several other Caribbean markets.

Young Anguillian Star: Amarni Webster, 15, won the Caribbean Tourism Organization’s 2026 Youth Congress, becoming Anguilla’s first regional Junior Minister of Tourism in the competition’s 26-year history. Sports on the Calendar: Anguilla will host the Caribbean’s first Sports Tourism Summit on Aug. 12–14, 2027, bringing athletes, event organizers and tourism leaders together to explore how sport can benefit local communities. Caribbean Music: Malie Donn’s debut album, The Golden Child, reached No. 2 on Apple Music’s reggae chart in Anguilla, as it climbed charts across the region. Resort Season: Cap Juluca reopened for winter with a new Guerlain skincare treatment and refreshed dining offerings. Beach Spotlight: Maunday’s Bay ranked second among the world’s best beaches in Condé Nast Traveller’s 2026 Readers’ Choice Awards.