AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoRegional Tourism: Western Australia has extended funding for Kununurra’s Ord Valley Muster through 2029, supporting a festival that draws thousands to the Kimberley. In Kashmir, Rs 7.93 crore will fund visitor facilities at five sites in Uri. New Experiences: Paragliding over Viet Nam’s Phong Nha–Ke Bang heritage landscape is due to launch November 24, with capacity planned for more than 1,000 visitors daily. Peru is also drawing food-travel attention after Lima hosted the 2026 World’s 50 Best Restaurants ceremony, with three local restaurants ranked. Connectivity: Daily flights between Navi Mumbai and Sindhudurg begin November 16, improving access to Maharashtra’s Konkan coast. Visitor Safety: A shooting in Krakow’s historic Main Market Square killed six and injured 16, raising fresh concern about safety at a major tourist destination. South Korea: The tourism board and Traveloka aim to attract 300,000 visitors over two years, while a surge in foreign arrivals is boosting demand for luggage delivery and rail services.
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