AGP Executive Report
Last update: 42 minutes agoCaribbean Culture & Tourism: Grenada’s Spicemas 2026 pulled in a 20% jump in visitor arrivals, rising from 9,448 (2025) to 11,299 (2026) for the Aug 2–11 period, with non-nationals up 24%—a boost credited to the festival’s music, creativity, and visitor appeal. Sports & Youth Development: Local sports planning is getting more structured, with stakeholders shaping 2027 funding priorities and a coordinated national sports calendar, while Appleby continues backing youth triathlon talent ahead of the 2026 CARIFTA Championships. Infrastructure & Daily Life: Petite Martinique’s Madam Pierre Road has been commissioned and blessed after being upgraded into a 2,470-foot concrete pavement with drainage—aimed at safer, more reliable travel in heavy tropical rain. International Spotlight: France and Canada’s leaders are set to visit Saint-Pierre-and-Miquelon to reaffirm support for national borders after Trump’s map post included French overseas territories such as Martinique. Sports Results: At the US Open, Israeli wheelchair player Guy Sasson came up just short of a calendar-year Slam, reaching the semifinals.
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