AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoTropical Disruption: The Philippine Coast Guard suspended sea travel in Zambales as Tropical Depression Henry brought rough seas and PAGASA’s Tropical Cyclone Wind Signal No. 1, with vessels allowed only to take shelter. Adventure & Active Travel Boom: A new report forecasts adventure tourism to hit $841.7B by 2031, while another piece spotlights the rise of private active travel for more tailored, smaller-group experiences. Tour Operator Launch: Passage Journeys debuts in 2027 with premium small-group land itineraries built around expert-led, destination-deep storytelling. Kenya MICE Push: Kenya targets 5M international visitors by 2028 and is betting on meetings and events, citing new convention capacity and stronger air links. Air Connectivity Boost: Emirates adds a third daily Nairobi service, adding 280 tonnes of weekly cargo capacity and improving connections for travelers and exporters. UK Travel Shock: Groupia Ltd enters administration and cancels trips from Sept 1, with refunds routed through card issuers or Abtot protection. Car-Free Retirement Trend: Costa Rica’s Las Catalinas highlights a growing demand for walkable, beachfront retirement communities. Family Travel Ideas: A guide urges families to skip crowded beaches for quieter coastal spots and plan low-stress, kid-friendly day trips.
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