AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoEurope’s Outlook: WTTC leaders meeting in Malta say the region’s travel and tourism sector is set to grow 3.1% in 2026, outpacing the wider economy. Visitor Growth: Guyana recorded 360,623 arrivals in the first nine months of the year, while the Dominican Republic welcomed 9.24 million through September. China’s Holiday Rush: Golden Week drove a surge in domestic travel and international visitors, though spending remained cautious. Easier Travel: Cambodia and Bhutan agreed to develop linked payment systems, while the Philippines introduced 30-day visa-free entry for travelers from 46 African countries. Air Connectivity: Biman Bangladesh signed for 10 Airbus aircraft, including four long-haul jets, with deliveries expected from 2033. Managing Crowds: Visitors to Australia’s Twelve Apostles will need to pay and book ahead; Barcelona is pursuing a new strategy to better manage who visits.
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