AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoTourism Outlook: Black Sea drone attacks could push Bulgaria’s summer 2027 bookings closer to departure, leaving coastal hotels reliant on last-minute sales. Nepal, by contrast, recorded 88,248 international arrivals in September, up 12.1% year over year. Destination Appeal: Sri Lanka won a visitor-voted South Asian award for leading wellness destination, while Antigua and Barbuda was named the world’s best emerging culinary city destination. Investment and Events: Rwanda’s 10-year Formula One deal promises global exposure and tourism potential, though costs and who benefits remain uncertain. Ghana also announced $4.5 million in South Korean support to restore historic forts and castles. Travel Watch: The EU’s ETIAS travel authorization is not yet operational, but fake application sites are targeting Europe-bound travelers. Air Access: Ryanair renewed its call to scrap Dublin Airport’s 32-million-passenger cap, arguing it limits growth.
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