AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoDestination Safety: A shooting in Kraków’s historic main square killed six people and injured 15, unsettling a major tourist hub and prompting heightened security. China’s Inbound Shift: More foreign visitors are venturing beyond headline attractions to smaller cities; Hunan’s Furong is adding English signs and translation tools to welcome them. Travel Demand: Thailand’s weekly tourist arrivals rose 18.15%, though the year-to-date total still trails last year. A new industry report also points to strong demand for luxury and cultural experiences in the Middle East. Air Connectivity: Air Niugini plans to resume flights to New Zealand after more than two decades, while Qantas is preparing its first nonstop Australia–Cape Town service for next year. Tourism Policy: The European Commission has unveiled the EU’s first common tourism policy, as the UK confirms a new overnight visitor tax from 2028.
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