AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCruise & Luxury Travel: Oceania Vista will sail the British Isles and Ireland in 2028 as a fully gluten-free, coeliac-friendly ship—guests can dine in any of its restaurants and cafes without gluten worries. Family Travel & Costs: A Massachusetts family says they lost $12,000 after canceling a Hawaii Vrbo stay tied to a “state of emergency,” arguing the rental company wouldn’t apply its policy. Tourism Growth: Curaçao reported stayover arrivals up 10% in May (65,144 visitors), with Europe and North America still leading and South America showing the fastest growth. Travel Planning & Safety: Miami warned cruise passengers about heavy PortMiami traffic on June 13 as eight ships arrive, urging travelers to build in extra time. On-the-Ground Travel Culture: A tourism debate erupted in Egypt after an archaeologist was barred from a public park over “Bermuda shorts,” sparking questions about rules at historic sites. Accessible Travel: Cruise industry voices are pushing accessibility as a real sales opportunity, not just “the right thing to do,” with more focus on what agents can offer travelers with disabilities.
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