AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoTourism & Trade: Martinique is pitching its “art de vivre” sailing offer, highlighting dense moorings, modern marinas and sheltered bays that help during hurricane season, while Business Events: OurAfrica.Travel announced its next virtual trade show for 22–26 February 2027, aiming to connect African exhibitors and buyers. Maritime Dispute: In Carriacou, yacht owners say about 8 boats can’t relaunch after access to Tyrell Bay Marina’s launch area was blocked, with reported losses now above US$85,000. Environment & Tourism Risk: A new report says sargassum is growing in large quantities in the Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico—27 million metric tons recorded in July—raising fresh pressure on coastal economies. Local Business & Finance: Campari posted H1 2026 results with 2.7% organic growth, while planning to sell non-core spirits, including Martinique-based Bellonnie et Bourdillon Successeurs. Regional Commerce & Policy: CARICHAM elected a new chair and vice-chairs to push trade facilitation and disaster risk reduction across 100,000+ businesses. Currency Update: The ECB says outermost regions like Martinique and other territories will be included in the next euro banknote redesign phase.
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