AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoTourism & Hospitality: Club Med says it wants to scale up fast, targeting 100 resorts by 2035, with major renovations and new concepts underway, including its Martinique property set to debut an adults-only “Zen Oasis.” Climate & Water Security: Caribbean leaders are warning of drought and heat risks stretching into 2027 as El Niño strengthens, putting pressure on water supplies, agriculture, and public health—an issue that matters for island industry and food production. Infrastructure & Public Services: Grenada will host the 35th CWWA conference (12–16 Oct 2026), focusing on water security, climate resilience, wastewater, and solid waste—bringing utilities, engineers, and policymakers together. Energy & Consumer Costs: Grenada announces VAT-free shopping days and temporary VAT relief on electricity bills, alongside continued fuel and LPG price controls through late 2026. Local Maritime Dispute: The Corion family disputes claims from trapped boat owners at Tyrrel Bay Marina, saying they had “advanced notice” about a fence and that the owners were trespassing. Culture & Media: Netflix’s Danish thriller “The Secret Woman” is climbing charts globally, ranking #1 in Martinique and nearby islands—another reminder of how entertainment demand can boost local viewing and tourism interest.
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