AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoTravel Disruptions: Spain’s first general strike in 14 years disrupted transport and businesses, while Storm Charles prompted Portugal to cancel more than 300 flights and close schools. Connectivity: Split has opened a €20.4 million passenger terminal to ease congestion and improve ferry links to Croatia’s islands. In Honduras, Roatán is adding nonstop flights from eight North American cities, a planned 350-room Meliá resort and a cruise port targeted for 2028. Visitor Trends: Curaçao welcomed more than 710,000 tourists in the first 10 months of 2026, with South American markets driving growth; October stayovers rose 12%. Goa’s Palolem Beach was named Asia’s best in a global ranking. Industry Outlook: A forecast points to an $11 billion drop in international visitor spending this year, even as Kenya targets 60% growth in MICE travel next year. Tourism Policy: The EU’s new Sustainable Tourism Strategy has won backing from WTTC, which is urging stronger public-private cooperation.
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