AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoTourism & Tech: Montserrat Tourism Week 2026 runs Sept 27–Oct 3 under “Tourism Reimagined,” with radio, social media training, quizzes, school presentations, and tours—plus a “Faces of Tourism” push to spotlight culture, heritage, and local businesses. Arts & Festival Planning: The Montserrat Arts Council met calypsonians on 2026 competition changes (one song in eliminations; two in semis/finals; no points carry-over) and is now recruiting volunteers for festival committees, including monarchs, children’s carnival, carol singing, and logistics roles (deadline Sept 18). Local Innovation: A new Simply Alliouagana app is connecting residents and visitors to 80+ Montserrat businesses and services via search, opening hours, and direct calls/WhatsApp. Aviation Spotlight: FlyMontserrat is featured in Airliner World’s September edition, highlighting the airline’s resilience and its role as a key link to the outside world. Regional Politics: Premier Reuben Meade is in Bermuda for the Overseas Territories Caribbean Caucus ahead of the UK Joint Ministerial Council, joining other OT leaders. Community Support: St Anthony Lodge donated $4,000 to the Department of Social Services’ Back-to-School Children Assistance Programme. Overseas Disruption: A UK Hampshire Air Festival linked to Montserrat Events & Festivals Limited was cancelled as the company moved toward liquidation, leaving ticket holders told to seek refunds through card providers.
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