AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCruise-and-stay sales playbook: Bahamas-focused travel sellers are leaning on bundled itineraries—pairing cruise lines with hotels, tours, rail and even lodges—to boost value for first-timers and repeat clients, with operators citing strong demand for Europe and steady interest in the Caribbean. Crypto wealth steadies: A Henley & Partners Crypto Wealth Report 2026 says crypto wealth is holding up despite bitcoin’s retreat from 2025 highs, with 135,694 crypto millionaires worldwide and 23 crypto billionaires. Local tech push: Liberty Business and Amazon Web Services launch an AWS cloud partnership in Jamaica, extending a regional push that could support faster, more competitive operations for businesses and government agencies across the Caribbean. Climate resilience funding: The CABRIC programme opens grant applications for Bahamian organisations to deliver locally led coastal resilience projects on Cat Island, Long Island and San Salvador, with small, medium and large grant tiers. Energy results: FOCOL Holdings reports a 50.1% jump in 2025 net profit to B$44.4m, alongside B$89.3m in capital additions, as it targets stronger operating performance. Education and health watch: Teachers report mold/rodent issues at Bartlett Hill Primary while the government says remediation is underway; meanwhile, the $285m West New Providence hospital project is still showing limited visible progress.
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