AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoResort Development & Conservation: A proposed Rosewood Exuma service dock is at the centre of a Supreme Court challenge over its environmental approvals, with dredging planned near a juvenile conch nursery. Tourism Connectivity: The Bahamas is preparing for Mexico City–Nassau nonstop flights from March 2027, courting travel sellers ahead of the launch. Food Production: Golden Yolk reports 200,000 eggs produced, with 10,000 hens laying and 8,000 pullets growing as the government targets lower egg imports. Power Reliability: BPL restored electricity to Great Guana Cay after a subsea cable fault and says replacement cables could take four to six weeks to install once work begins. Tourism Spending: Economist Therese Turner-Jones says Bahamian culture, food and events could help turn cruise visitors into higher-spending customers. Maritime Industry: Grand Bahama Shipyard hosted dry-dock refits for three Carnival ships this year, underscoring Freeport’s role in cruise-ship maintenance. Economic Outlook: The World Bank projects 3% growth for The Bahamas in 2026, as tourism-dependent economies face a more moderate recovery.
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