AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoDubai Tourism Push: Dubai is rolling out “A Dubai Invite,” paying residents to bring friends and family for visits between July 20 and Oct. 31, with benefits packages worth over $800 (AED 3,000+), as the city tries to recover from a sharp tourist drop tied to the Iran war. Cruise & Port Focus: St Maarten’s cruise port expects 1.5M+ passengers a year, and a new guide highlights top shore activities—plus the classic plane-spotting stop at Maho Beach. Family Travel Safety & Disruption: A safari bus crash in Turkey injured a baby and multiple children after a “water fight” incident; separately, a UK family faced a devastating double tragedy after a father’s daredevil bridge jump was followed hours later by a fatal car crash. Tourism Jobs & Training: Kenya’s Ronald Ngalla Utalii College will start training the first 1,000 hospitality students in September after more than a decade of delays. Food Tourism: In Bukidnon, Philippines, durian lovers are flocking to “eat-all-you-can” roadside stalls during peak season, with unlimited servings priced around P100–P150. Travel Tech for Accessibility: Vox will add Bluetooth support to guided tours from September 2026, letting guests use their own earbuds or Bluetooth hearing aids.
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