AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoMaritime Accountability: APNU says Guyana’s MV Barima tragedy must trigger scrutiny beyond the three workers charged with murder, arguing ministers, senior officials and regulators should also face investigation as the Commission of Inquiry continues. Hinterland Airfares: Guyana’s domestic airlines and the Aviation Operators’ Association push back on President Ali’s complaints, saying costs like aircraft financing, maintenance, insurance and remote operations—not profiteering—drive ticket prices, while JAGS Aviation announces a 10% Lethem fare cut. Tourism Research: The CTO will launch a Caribbean Tourism Research Forum at SOTIC 2026 in Guyana, aiming to link research, policy and tourism innovation. Hotel Growth: Hyatt adds Atlantic Suites Hotel as its first affiliated hotel in Guyana, with a planned Hyatt Regency Georgetown expansion. Sustainable Timber: A new EU-funded portable sawmill is commissioned for the Upper Berbice Multipurpose Cooperative to boost value-added, reduced-impact timber processing. Family Travel Disruption: A Guyana family demands answers from LIAT after repeated cancellations and missing luggage during a trip to Antigua. Caribbean Sports & Travel: Guyana’s junior badminton team heads to Kingston for CAREBACO, while local youth football sees Dartmouth Dominators claim double titles. Travel-Friendly In-Flight Entertainment: Virgin Atlantic rolls out dementia-friendly short films curated by Women Over 50 Film Festival, including Guyana family memories.
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