AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoCruise Revenue: PLM leader Mark Vanterpool proposed gradually raising the BVI’s cruise passenger tax from $16 to $25, saying the increase could generate up to $30 million a year for public services and the Ports Authority. Capital Projects: He also questioned whether government can deliver its planned $81.1 million in 2027 capital spending, citing concerns about project readiness and accountability. Marina Development: Nanny Cay’s $30 million expansion has reached a milestone, with the South Marina breakwater now complete at 1,430 feet; dredging is next. Financial Services: Jennifer Potter will lead a repositioning of HLSCC’s Robert Mathavious Institute, with a focus on industry needs and commercial sustainability. Electricity Services: BVIEC is launching 11 community meetings, starting November 5 in West End, to discuss bills, utility plans and customer services. Climate Outlook: CariCOF warns drought could intensify or expand across parts of the Caribbean, raising risks for water supplies and businesses. Port Recognition: The BVI Ports Authority has been named Caribbean Cruise Port of the Year.
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