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How has tourism affected construction and transportation in Anguilla?

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Anguilla

The steady growth of tourism has served as a primary driver for development in Anguilla, significantly impacting the island's infrastructure.1

  • Construction: The expansion of the tourism sector has directly bolstered the construction industry, supporting the development of facilities necessary to accommodate visitors.1
  • Transportation: Increased tourism has stimulated the improvement of transport facilities on the island. Currently, the island relies on Wallblake Airport for international connections and frequent ferry services to Marigot, Saint Martin, to facilitate travel.1