KINGSTOWN, St Vincent, Apr 17, CMC – The Government of St. Vincent and the Grenadines has hailed the recently concluded SVG Sailing Week 2026 as a resounding success.
This year’s event recorded a significant increase in participation across multiple classes, attracting regional and international competitors, while energising local communities and businesses.
Government, through the Ministry of Tourism, Civil Aviation and Sustainable Development, said the event’s success was a clear indicator of the country’s expanding sports tourism sector.
Minister of Tourism, Civil Aviation, and Sustainable Development, Dr Kishore Shallow praised the efforts.
“SVG Sailing Week 2026 is a shining example of what can be achieved through vision, collaboration, and hard work.
“In addition to the national beauty and maritime heritage on show, there were tangible economic benefits for our people,” Shallow said.
“As a government, we remain fully committed to investing in initiatives like these that create opportunities, drive tourism, and position St. Vincent and the Grenadines as a leading destination on the global stage.”
The Ministry extended sincere appreciation to all stakeholders who contributed to the event’s success, including the SVG Sailing Association, partners, volunteers, local communities, and regional partners.
Special recognition was also given to the organizing committee and technical teams whose dedication ensured seamless execution across all venues.
SVG Sailing Week is already confirmed for March 21 to 29, 2027.
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