AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoDestination Investment: Morocco has opened tenders for a cable car in Fez, pitching panoramic access to the historic medina while requiring bidders to protect its heritage. Caribbean Leadership: Antigua and Barbuda’s tourism minister will chair the Caribbean Tourism Organization as it advances a regional development agenda. Visitor Growth: The Dominican Republic welcomed 9.24 million visitors through September and is targeting a record year; Uzbekistan reported 10.3 million foreign tourists, up 20.4% year on year. Travel Watch: Unrest over water shortages and living costs has shaken Mauritius, a tourism-dependent island, while attacks on Riyadh have raised concerns about Saudi Arabia’s tourism ambitions and major projects. Border Changes: The United States will stop routinely stamping passports at primary inspection, though arrivals will still be recorded electronically. On the Ground: A new tourist police post at India’s Mata Mansa Devi Temple reunited six children and a woman with their families within a day of opening.
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