AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoTourism: The Grenada Tourism Authority is courting UK travel professionals with a November marketplace and a “Meet Me in Grenada” offer that contributes £400 toward agents’ flights. It also plans to launch Pure Experiences, promoting locally run tours across Grenada, Carriacou and Petite Martinique. Labour: The Grenada Ports Authority and GTAWU signed agreements covering pilots, middle managers and St George’s Bus Terminus, with salary increases and improved benefits. Election Campaign: Grenada votes on November 5, with cost-of-living measures emerging as a key battleground. The NNP says it would remove VAT from sugar and electricity and reverse a new water levy; both party leaders have called for a national debate. Football: Grenada lost 4-1 to Bonaire and sits fourth in its CONCACAF Nations League group after the latest round of matches. Tourism Recognition: Grenada ranked seventh among Caribbean islands in Condé Nast Traveller’s 2026 readers’ awards, while Calabash Hotel placed second among the region’s top hotels.
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