AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoDisaster Response: Nepal–Tibet flash floods after a glacier collapse have killed at least 165 and left about 468 tourists and travelers (including 393 foreigners) out of contact, with U.S. officials saying 90 Americans are missing and rescue teams struggling as roads and bridges are destroyed. Travel Safety & Accountability: Jeju Island is setting up a joint missing-persons response after police falsely closed hundreds of cases and social media rumors rattled tourism; separate searches continue for missing visitors, including a British man in Greece’s Kefalonia. Tourism Policy & Visas: A San Diego immigration attorney says some tourist visas were revoked after asylum filings, while the U.S. reviews large numbers of tourist and business visas over suspected misrepresentation. Tourism Recovery & Local Support: Canada’s Summerland leaders urge travelers to return and spend locally as wildfire danger eases, with a waterfront resort reopening. Industry Moves: Qatar Tourism and Forbes Travel Guide trained 241 hospitality leaders; Gray Line launched in El Salvador; and New Zealand’s winter demand is boosting specialist ski car hire. Market Signals: Florida tourism shows a Canadian slowdown, and Jeju safety concerns add pressure as operators watch demand.
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