AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoAir Travel & Connectivity: Caribbean Airlines is ending its direct Tobago–Barbados passenger and cargo service from Wednesday, though the Piarco–Barbados route stays and passengers will be re-accommodated on same-day alternatives; LIAT and interCaribbean say they’re monitoring for possible capacity changes based on demand and operations. Local Travel Disruption: Montserrat’s Access Division says Winair bookings for October 2026 were automatically cancelled due to an administrative scheduling oversight, and it’s working with WINAIR to restore service; travelers can contact the Access Division for help. Education & Visitor Planning: Dominica reports its June 2026 CXC sitting ran across 17 centres over six weeks, with some subjects using e-testing where devices and internet allowed—useful context for regional student travel. Montserrat in the Spotlight: A Henley Passport Index roundup highlights Montserrat as one of the Caribbean destinations South Africans can access visa-free. Science & Tourism Interest: New research suggests Soufrière Hills Volcano may host a metal-rich fluid zone 2–3 km beneath the surface, fueling curiosity about the island’s geology.
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