AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoTourism & Culture: Grenada’s Spicemas 2026 delivered a tourism lift, with 11,299 arrivals for the Aug. 2–11 period—up 20% from 2025—while non-nationals rose 24% to 9,958, reinforcing the festival’s growing pull. Marine Tourism: The Grenada Tourism Authority will stage the 5th Annual Dive and Conservation Festival from Oct. 26 to Nov. 1, spotlighting dive experiences and marine protection across Grenada and Carriacou. Sports Planning: Grenada’s sports stakeholders are shaping the 2027 agenda through a funding retreat and national sports calendar workshop, aiming to improve coordination and accountability. Football: The Grenada Football Association moved 2026/27 Concacaf Nations League home fixtures to Trinidad and Tobago due to ongoing pitch concerns at the Kirani James Athletics Stadium. Public Health: A judge’s 13-year legacy is being marked as Justice Paula Gilford leaves Grenada, while separate coverage highlights urgent calls to prioritize mental health after reported suicides. Climate Resilience: Grenada is among countries set to benefit from the US$12.55m CC4FISH-II fisheries resilience project, targeting climate and disaster impacts on coastal livelihoods.
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