AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoTourism & Innovation: Caribbean tourism strategist Beverly Nicholson Doty says the region’s real innovation is sustainability, resilience and stewardship—not just AI or “smart city” hype, pointing to Aruba’s renewable energy efforts and other conservation wins. Climate Planning (Aruba/Curaçao/Sint Maarten): The IPDC released new climate scenario reports in local languages (Papiamento for Aruba, Papiamentu for Curaçao, Dutch), built from scientific data for 2050 and 2100 to guide national adaptation plans. Aruba Tourism Authority: Aruba’s 2025 cruise survey finds 81% of cruise visitors were influenced by Aruba being on the itinerary, with spending averaging $197 per person and top scores for beaches, safety and hospitality. Local Mobility & Safety: Aruba’s Traffic Department received new tablets and radar guns to improve speed enforcement and road safety. Food Supply: Aruba is exploring importing more fresh fruit and vegetables directly from Peru, including blueberries and grapes, to strengthen supply and trade ties. Regional Economy: A new Caribbean economic resilience index ranks Aruba slightly higher than Curaçao, with Aruba stronger on finances and diversification while Curaçao benefits from lower borrowing costs.
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