AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoPublic Safety & Policing: PM Andrew Holness directed Jamaica’s JCF to review protocols for handling injured people and removing the deceased from crime scenes, with standards of professionalism, compassion and accountability to be discussed at the National Security Council. Luxury Real Estate & Tourism Demand: A new “quiet luxury” trend is shifting top-end Turks and Caicos travel toward private, highly managed estates on Grace Bay and Long Bay, with strong signals from rising prime residential values and single-family sales. Hospitality Expansion: Minor Hotels says it’s scaling across North America, with Anantara and Wolseley projects including a Turks and Caicos opening in its development pipeline. Luxury Property Networking: Turks and Caicos Sotheby’s International Realty hosted the 2026 CALA Leaders’ Summit, bringing 25+ regional leaders to discuss luxury real estate and showcase new island developments. Resort Investment & Jobs: Beaches Resorts unveiled the US$150m Treasure Beach Village as the start of “Beaches 2.0,” part of a US$1b Caribbean expansion that will add new properties across the region, including later phases in Turks and Caicos and beyond. Travel Tech: American Airlines plans Starlink Wi-Fi on 500+ planes starting Q1 2027, a connectivity boost for its Caribbean routes. Local Skills for Tourism: Turks and Caicos Fly Fishing Association and TC Community College launched a Sustainable Fly Fishing curriculum to train the first endorsed, regionally recognised flats-fishing guides and trainers for the islands’ sport-fishing economy. Business Recognition: CIBC Caribbean named a distinguished judging panel for its 2026 Unsung Heroes campaign, including Turks and Caicos leaders from sports and finance.
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