AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoPort Partnerships: Subic and San Diego plan to sign a sister-port agreement covering cruise tourism, cargo links and greener operations, opening new opportunities for both destinations. Climate Readiness: Eastern Visayas tourism operators have been urged to prepare for El Niño, which could strain water supplies and disrupt visitor services; the region welcomed more than 9.3 million visitors in 2025. Airline Networks: Breeze is adding 16 nonstop routes, United is expanding from Cleveland to Las Vegas and Miami, and Air Canada will launch the first North American flights to Seville from Montreal in 2027. Destination Management: Curaçao’s new tourism task force will hear from residents and businesses, but their advice is nonbinding; the government has set no visitor or accommodation limits despite concerns about pressure on local services. Aviation Investment: Lufthansa has won a $1.3 billion bid for a 44.9% stake in TAP Air Portugal.
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