AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoMalaysia’s MICE Push: Geopolitical disruption has helped Malaysia attract 12 events relocated from West Asia, with an estimated RM143 million in economic impact. Separately, rising fuel costs have cut Langkawi’s ferry service to four daily trips; the government aims to add two trips from late 2027. Regional Tourism: ASEAN and South Korea are targeting more than 20 million two-way tourist visits, up from 13 million, through easier travel and better service. Air Connectivity: Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan agreed to raise weekly flights on key routes, allowing up to 60 flights each on Almaty–Tashkent and Astana–Tashkent. European Tourism: The EU has adopted its first sustainable tourism strategy, aiming to balance growth with resilience. Global Outlook: WTM forecasts a record 1.57 billion international arrivals in 2026, with European arrivals up 5%. Industry Networking: WTE Miami drew more than 5,000 travel professionals from 54 countries, with hotels and resorts among the most sought-after suppliers.
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