AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoAviation & Connectivity: Caribbean Airlines will stop its direct Trinidad–Tobago–Barbados return flights from Sept. 2 (BW212/BW213), but says it will keep service via other same-day options; it also plans to cut Martinique and Guadeloupe frequencies to twice weekly. Tourism & Travel: Corendon will launch a 14-day “Renaissance” cruise starting in Aruba on Dec. 3, calling at Saint Lucia, Barbados, Guadeloupe, Martinique and more, before ending in Curaçao on Dec. 16—creating a fresh departure option for the French Caribbean. Air France Expansion: Air France adds a new nonstop Pointe-à-Pitre–Panama City route from Dec. 11, twice weekly, designed to connect passengers from Fort-de-France and Cayenne onward via Copa. Regional Security: A French platoon from Martinique trained in Curaçao with CURMIL, including amphibious drills and urban tactical exercises. Public Health & Community Support: PAHO/WHO welcomes Dr. Eva Jané Llopis as representative for Barbados and the Eastern Caribbean, covering Martinique among the French Caribbean departments. Local Business/Industry: Club Med says it aims to reach 100 resorts globally by 2035, with Martinique’s Buccaneer’s Creek set to debut a new adults-only “Zen Oasis.” Business-Adjacent Policy: EU aviation aid rules could squeeze smaller French regional airports from 2027 onward, raising pressure on routes and funding. Sports: Saint Lucia’s Denver Alphonse Jr is in Canada preparing for the UCI Road World Championships in Montreal, with training links to Martinique.
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