AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoWater Stress: Even with the wet season arriving, dry-season damage is still biting—Nawasa says Grenada’s water supply is under mounting pressure as several treatment plants are running far below normal, with some stream production deficits reported up to 60%. Tourism Growth: St. Kitts and Nevis is moving into home-porting cruises, with bookings already open and the first sailing set for November 7, 2027 from Port Zante—expected to extend stays and spending. Sports Tourism Spotlight (Grenada): Grenada’s Pure Grenada Masters Cricket Tournament wrapped up with 60 visiting players and a Guyana team taking the title, framed as a boost for hospitality and local business. Legal/Consumer Watch: California has contacted FIFA over possible World Cup ticket misrepresentations after complaints about seat categories changing after purchase. Local Business & Housing: Project 500 has opened sales for phase one homes in Dunfermline, pushing affordable, climate-smart housing forward.
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