Antigua Cruise Port to Host Public Consultations on New Ground Transportation System

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The Antigua Cruise Port (ACP) is set to engage the community through a series of public consultations titled “Shore to Explore,” aimed at discussing the potential impacts and benefits of a new Ground Transportation System in the region.

This initiative is part of ACP’s commitment to fostering collaboration and transparency with local stakeholders.

The consultations will take place at the Multipurpose Cultural Center, providing an inclusive platform for various groups to participate.

Three sessions are scheduled to cater to different community segments:

Each session promises to offer valuable insights into key topics that will shape the future of the cruise industry in Antigua and Barbuda.

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Attendees can expect discussions on the Milestones over the next five years and developments regarding the new cruise terminal, Preparations and plans for the upcoming 2025 – 2026 cruise season.

They will also exploring potential business opportunities for local enterprises.

ACP encourages all interested parties to attend and contribute to the conversation, as the success of the new Ground Transportation System depends on a shared vision and input from the community.

This is a crucial opportunity for stakeholders to voice their opinions, ask questions, and stay informed about the exciting changes ahead.

For further information, visit the ACP website or contact their community outreach team.

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Comments (2)

  • Juju Bee March 31, 2025, 7:40 PM

    I like that they getting the public involved in the process
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  • Unruly One April 1, 2025, 12:01 PM

    Well they make the public feel the are involved but they already make the decisions long garlin time.
    Reply

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