AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCanada’s Strong Pass: Ottawa plans to renew the program for 2027, offering free entry to Parks Canada sites, camping discounts and rail deals; Canadians under 25 would also get free admission to national museums. Parks Canada reported a 13% visitor increase during the 2025 program. Himalayan Adventure Tourism: Tawang’s Monduro mountain-bike event runs Nov. 13–14, with riders tackling high-altitude trails as organizers promote snow leopard conservation and sustainable tourism. Tourism Ties: Namibia and China have signed a three-year agreement to promote travel, develop tourism products and connect Namibian operators with Chinese visitors. Outdoor Travel: A new study finds Northern Ontario visitors spend $3,100–$4,500 per trip on average, with U.S. parties spending up to $6,400; most surveyed past visitors plan to return within two years. River Tourism: Delhi has launched a Yamuna cruise, adding a new attraction to the city’s tourism offer.
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