AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoJamaica’s Winter Recovery: Airlines have committed 1.32 million seats for January–April 2027, up 23.5%, even as about 3,500 hotel rooms remain closed after Hurricane Melissa. Caribbean Partnerships: Guyana and Jamaica signed a tourism cooperation deal covering investment, air links, training and sustainable development. Cruise Growth: Salvador opened Brazil’s 2026–27 cruise season and expects nearly 185,000 passengers across more than 50 port calls. Air Connectivity: Ethiopian Airlines marked 10 years in Namibia, while VietJet plans to start three weekly flights linking Ho Chi Minh City, Colombo and Malé on December 5. Visitor Outlook: The Philippines expects fourth-quarter demand to help it reach its 6.4 million international-arrival target despite higher fares and fuel costs. Travel Disruption: Houthi attacks on Riyadh’s airport have heightened regional security concerns, with the airport closed after a deadly strike. Urban Mobility: Dubai began a four-week trial of autonomous Glydways pods at Bluewaters, testing a new on-demand transit option.
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