AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoTourism Leadership: William “Billy” Griffith will chair the Caribbean Tourism Organization’s Allied Board for 2026–28. WICO chief Joseph Boschulte joins the five-member team, bringing a USVI voice to regional tourism planning. Air Travel: Puerto Rico and the USVI are set to gain a combined 7.6% in seat capacity this December, as other carriers add flights following Spirit Airlines’ exit. St. Croix Hospitality: Divi Carina Bay Resort remains closed without power after a generator fire. Its 51 guests were relocated, employees are still being paid, and the casino has reopened while inspections continue. Consumer Claims: USVI residents who bought certain generic drugs from May 2009 through December 2019 may qualify for settlement compensation. Claims are due March 8, 2027. Logistics: USPS has extended Ground Advantage delivery expectations to 10 days or more for packages to and from the USVI, a change that could affect island businesses and customers. Financial Services: Gov. Albert Bryan’s proposed “Third Wall Street” initiative would establish a St. Croix entity for municipal bond issuance, alongside efforts to attract finance and investment firms. Marine Events: USVI Sailing Week is planned for April 8–11, 2027, combining regattas, boating showcases and island-to-island sailing across St. Thomas, St. John and St. Croix.
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