AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoFreeport’s Future: Debate over the government’s proposed overhaul of the Hawksbill Creek Agreement is sharpening, with calls for greater local autonomy and concerns about investment certainty. Construction: Heroic Group’s Glennett Fowler is seeking an impartial review of concrete-sector pricing and supply, warning that fewer local suppliers could leave builders vulnerable. Shipping: Freeport’s Fowlco Maritime has teamed with ShipX to handle vehicle, machinery and other cargo, aiming to improve import services for Grand Bahama businesses and residents. Tourism: Canadian stopover arrivals rose 13.8% through August, outpacing overall growth, while Nassau was named a top family destination by Canadian travelers. Baha Bay also won the Caribbean’s Leading Water Park award for a fifth straight year. Business Operations: The Chamber says short notice of royal-visit road closures forced some Nassau businesses, vendors and transport operators to cut hours or close.
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