AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoVisitor Protection: Tokyo police arrested five people in a Kabukicho crackdown after scams targeting foreign tourists rose sharply; officers recorded 340 cases worth ¥390 million through October. Travel Policy: Finland is urging the EU to restrict Russian tourist visas, citing security concerns that could tighten access across the bloc. Airline Ownership: EasyJet shareholders backed Apollo’s £5.7 billion bid, which still needs court approval and could bring its North African routes and planned first African base under new ownership. China Tourism: UBS forecasts inbound tourism revenue could reach $470 billion by 2040, buoyed by expanded flights, easier visas and improved visitor services. New Connections: Qantas’ new nonstop link to South Africa is set to improve access from Australia. Florida Attraction: The SS United States has been sunk off Florida to become the world’s largest artificial reef, with plans to draw divers and fishing enthusiasts. Destination Marketing: Tasmania’s new campaign jokingly tells visitors it’s “not really for tourists,” promoting quieter escapes amid crowding concerns.
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