AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 minutes agoResort Spotlight: COMO Parrot Cay is turning heads with a more nature-first, “luxury as authorship” style stay on its private 1,000-acre island. Nature & Science: A UNC Asheville-led team published the first complete illustrated guide to the Turks and Caicos’ native terrestrial reptiles, built from 20 years of fieldwork and highlighting multiple species found nowhere else. Local Media & Tech: Information Minister E. Jay Saunders attended the Caribbean Broadcasting Union assembly in Guyana, pushing regional cooperation as broadcasting shifts with digital change. Community & Culture: Organisers are urging corporate support for Adesha Gustave’s Miss International journey, including funding for travel, wardrobe, and a custom national costume. Arts & Entertainment for Families: Beaches Turks and Caicos is adding Sesame Street activities and bringing Kidz Bop to its Fall Fam Jam lineup, with live shows plus meet-and-greets and themed events. Sports: Cayman’s U14 boys bounced back strongly in the CFU Challenge Series, including a win over Turks and Caicos. Public Health: Dr. Camelia Clarke represented the Turks and Caicos at AIDS 2026 in Rio, focusing on prevention, care, and “triple elimination” priorities. Travel Access: BermudAir will launch nonstop Newark–South Caicos flights this winter, aiming to make the quieter side of the islands easier to reach.
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