AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoTourism Governance: Curaçao has created a seven-minister task force to manage tourism growth, but it sets no visitor or accommodation limits, and residents’ advice will not be binding. Climate Readiness: Eastern Visayas tourism operators have been urged to prepare for El Niño, with water supplies and visitor safety among the concerns after the region welcomed more than 9.3 million visitors in 2025. Port Partnerships: Subic and San Diego plan a sister-port agreement covering cruise operations, trade and greener port technology. Travel Demand: Expedia’s 2027 destinations list is led by South Lake Tahoe, where searches rose 195%; a new visa centre in Guwahati will handle applications for 14 countries. Industry Pressures: Spain and the Canary Islands plan a tourist tax from December, while Bali’s fuel shortage has caused long queues for visitors. In Newport, tourism leaders are also working to improve local sentiment despite the sector’s economic contribution.
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