AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAir Connectivity: Malaysia Airlines launched direct KL–Shenzhen and KL–Changsha services, boosting its China network to nine destinations and supporting Visit Malaysia 2026. Travel Disruption & Safety: Japan and Taiwan are bracing for Super Typhoon Bavi, with Ishigaki and Taiwan’s transport and attractions already disrupted as officials warn of violent winds and landslide risk. Tourism Performance: Madeira reported record tourism results, with more guests and overnight stays, plus strong revenue and RevPAR gains. Overtourism Rules: Italy’s Lake Como village of Varenna rolled out fines for shirtless men and swimwear outside approved areas, alongside limits on tour group sizes and loudspeakers. Hotel & Brand Expansion: Dusit International signed ASAI Hat Yai and ASAI Patong Phuket for openings in 2028 and 2029, while Hilton signed a new Thessaloniki property for 2029. Industry & Events: WTTC launched its “7 Contemporary Wonders of the World” campaign to spotlight modern tourism-shaping landmarks; Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann added late-night transport for an expected 800,000 visitors. Policy & Governance: Destination Canada named Meaghan Ferrigno interim CEO after Marsha Walden’s retirement.
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