AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoDestination Recovery: Bohol’s tourist arrivals fell nearly 22% in the first half of 2026. The province plans to restore confidence with new international flights, fairer pricing and improved visitor services. Hotel Capacity: Cuba’s state-owned Gaviota group says just 3,470 of its more than 30,000 rooms are operating, underscoring the depth of the island’s tourism crisis. Airport Disruption: A power outage at Johannesburg’s OR Tambo airport forced manual immigration checks and delayed more than 1,000 international passengers for hours. Cruise Growth: Newcastle is preparing for its biggest cruise season, with 18 ships expected to bring more than 30,000 visitors between October and April. Regional Strategy: Guyana’s president urged Caribbean governments and businesses to invest in tourism and transport links, warning that natural attractions alone will not secure the region’s competitiveness. Visitor Demand: Niagara Parks reported summer attendance up 13% year over year, supporting a peak workforce of 2,000 and new year-round jobs.
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