AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoTravel Disruptions: Bangladesh has closed Sajek Valley to visitors amid a road blockade, leaving tourists stranded; authorities have told those staying there to leave by October 13. Flooding in Nepal’s Gorkha district has swept away bridges and forced residents and tourists to flee, while Yemen’s Houthis have warned travelers against using Saudi airports. New Experiences: Sikkim has launched an international downhill mountain-biking series with riders from eight countries, while China’s technology tours are drawing overseas visitors to robotics and smart devices. Tourism Trends: Goa recorded 7.69 million arrivals in January–September, up 0.76% year on year; Antalya welcomed 12.48 million international visitors, down 5.6%. Cambodia hopes Angkor’s visitor numbers will recover as it tackles online scams. Investment and Access: Tasmania is seeking proposals for a nature-focused wellness precinct, and Kerry Airport says it is in talks with prospective carriers after handling a record 440,000 passengers in 2025. Cape Town and other African ports are also vying for a larger share of cruise passengers’ onshore spending.
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