AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoDestination Performance: Antalya welcomed 15.07 million foreign visitors through Oct. 27, while South Korea reported record inbound arrivals and is pushing tourism beyond Seoul. Market Pressures: Argentina’s tourism deficit widened to $918.4 million in the third quarter as high prices deterred foreign visitors and more residents travelled abroad. Thailand’s hotel closures rose 42% in the first nine months amid weak demand and rising costs; Cambodia’s arrivals fell 43.7% year on year. Connectivity and Investment: Kuwait Airways has launched twice-weekly direct flights to Phuket, with more flights planned for peak season, while Kyrgyzstan is preparing to open the first phase of its Ala-Too mountain resort cluster. Managing Visitor Impact: Bourton-on-the-Water plans resident parking permits to ease pressure from heavy visitor traffic, as the Bahamas’ proposed Rosewood resort faces opposition over potential damage to coral reefs and seagrass.
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