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Caribbean Beach Tourism Spotlight: Travel And Tour World (TTW) released its Top 30 Beach Travel Destinations for 2026, with Mexico leading and Anguilla ranking among the top spots—alongside the U.S., Brazil, Turks and Caicos, and the Bahamas—citing coastal beauty, marine life, access, and sustainable visitor experiences. Wellness & Nutrition in Hospitality: Sensei Lānaʻi, A Four Seasons Resort named Leonard “Leo” Gensolin as Executive Chef, overseeing culinary operations across the resort; the role leans into the property’s nutrition-focused philosophy, linking menus to how guests feel after dining and highlighting farm-to-table produce from Sensei Farm Lānaʻi. Health Careers Education Watch: A new Anglia University piece from George Hill, Anguilla, looks at why more graduates are considering graduate-entry medicine, often after degrees in biomedical science, pharmacy, nursing, or related fields, and notes that some UK accelerated programmes can run about four years. Maritime Heritage (Local Interest): A separate feature revisits restored lighthouse history and keeper traditions, including stories tied to the Bahamas and remote stations—more culture than healthcare, but still relevant to island life and community memory.

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Jul. 10, 2026

Anguilla Tourist Board names Marketplace Excellence as U.S. PR agency

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ÀNI Private Resorts to open flagship Shoal Bay retreat in January 2027

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