AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoAgriculture & Exports: Peru’s blueberry boom is spreading fast, adding 18 new export markets from 2022–2025, with Aruba named among the newer destinations—good news for regional fresh-produce supply chains. Aruba–Peru Food Supply: Aruba is exploring importing more fresh fruit and vegetables directly from Peru after talks between Prime Minister Mike Eman and Peru’s agricultural producers’ guild, with demand flagged for items like blueberries and grapes. Tourism & Spending: Aruba’s cruise numbers look strong: 81% of cruise visitors say Aruba’s stop influenced their booking, and average spend hit about $197 per person, led by excursions, crafts, and food & drinks. Air Connectivity: GOL will end its direct Brazil–Aruba service in October 2026, while Aruba Airport Authority and Aruba Tourism Authority also note the conclusion of GOL’s direct service. Local Industry Events: San Nicolas is gearing up for the 2026 Food Truck Festival on Aug. 1, aiming to draw thousands and boost local vendors and farmers. Infrastructure & Services: Aruba’s airport duty-free contract gets an eight-year extension with Avolta, supporting Gateway 2030 terminal redevelopment. Regional Resilience: Aruba ranks slightly above Curaçao in a Caribbean economic resilience index, scoring higher on public finances and economic indicators.
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