AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoSubsea Connectivity: Google’s Nuvem and Sol subsea cable systems have landed in Bermuda, boosting international digital infrastructure and resilience for finance, insurance, reinsurance, fintech and digital assets. Parliament & Tourism Assets: MPs return to the House of Assembly to debate, among other items, the Government’s proposed purchase of the Compass Point Building in Hamilton, plus a tourism investment order for Rosewood Bermuda and extended customs duty relief for capital investments. Local Governance: A new National Economic Co-operation Committee has been launched to manage Bermuda’s economic partnership agreements and turn them into practical benefits like investment, workforce development and innovation. Visitor Safety: Police are rolling out a high-visibility operational plan for the National Heroes weekend and Carnival, urging residents and visitors to travel in groups and plan parking. Travel Convenience: Rugged Rentals opened an airport car rental counter at L.F. Wade International Airport, letting visitors pick up minicars immediately after landing. Community & Culture: The Portuguese Navy tall ship Sagres is in Bermuda for four days, with crew members welcoming locals and celebrating Portugal Day before sailing onward. Family-Friendly Summer Fun: Cirque Bermuda returns to Snorkel Park Beach Club in Dockyard with free Monday and Thursday shows through July. Public Park Plan: St David’s Island Historical Society is pushing ahead with a public park at Annie’s Bay, including the beach and memorial site, with BLMC approval and Google support.
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