AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoHurricane Lowell Fallout (Hawaii): Kauai tourism officials are urging travelers to reschedule after the storm damaged resorts, roads and power; Lanai’s only cargo port is inoperable and repairs could take about two weeks. Tourism Policy (UK): England’s “overnight visitor levy” is back in the spotlight as mayors gain uncapped power to add a percentage fee to hotel, B&B and holiday-let bills—sparking warnings of job losses and a “hammer blow” to hospitality. Travel Deals & Cruising: Royal Caribbean is bringing back a limited-time double-points promo, while cruise experts share how to hunt for cheaper sailings and what to watch for on budget MSC trips. New Routes (Air Travel): Alaska Airlines expands nonstop service between Los Angeles and La Paz, boosting access to Baja California Sur. Destination Ideas (Caribbean & Beyond): A travel guide spotlights Belize’s Cayo District as a jungle-and-Maya alternative to beach-only Caribbean trips. Outdoor Access (UK): New sections of the King Charles III England Coast Path have opened, adding nearly 16 miles of shoreline for walkers on the Isle of Wight. Tourism Safety (Phuket): Chabad’s Phuket holiday meal was canceled after security fears and warnings about potential violence.
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