AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoTourism: Stopover arrivals in Exuma rose 4% year over year, with the United States accounting for more than 87% of visitors. Canada was the fastest-growing market, up 6%, as officials target more airlift and marketing. Telecoms: Aliv plans to revise its mobile data packages between March and July 2027, responding to customer complaints about allowances running out quickly. NIB: The government is weighing retirement-age changes, including raising the regular age to 67 and the minimum to 62, and plans public consultation amid concerns about the fund’s long-term sustainability. Cruise Tourism: A University of The Bahamas economist warned that selling more real estate to cruise lines for private destinations could weaken long-term economic benefits retained locally. Public Finances: Government revenue reached $3.96 billion in 2025/26, up 16.6%, but debate continues over whether National Investment Fund spending was fully reflected in the reported $39.3 million surplus. Property: Aristo completed its $150 million Aqualina development on Cable Beach, with sales activity described as strong.
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