AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCruise Expansion: Royal Caribbean Group and MSC Cruises backed a new Okinawa cruise terminal in Naha, with operations due to start in March 2028. Cruise Ports & Growth: Manila’s planned P5-billion cruise port is moving into a feasibility study stage, aiming to make the city a homeport. Overtourism Tech: Barcelona is rolling out a “Netflix-style” visitor selection approach to ease resident-tourist tensions, alongside higher tourist taxes and tighter cruise/hotel rules. Family Travel Deals: Yas Island Abu Dhabi is pushing a short-haul family escape for October half-term with a Kids Go Free offer (11 and under) through Dec. 31, 2026. Hotel & Brand Moves: Wyndham and Travel + Leisure Co. will scale Sports Illustrated Resorts in U.S. college towns and major cities. Accessibility on the Go: A guide highlights how to plan for mobility needs before booking—especially for stairs, uneven ground, and airport/cruise assistance. Travel Safety/Health: Six Flags Magic Mountain’s X2 rotating coaster remains closed as lawsuits allege traumatic brain injuries for 100+ riders. Travel Planning Costs: Royal Caribbean is simplifying its cancellation penalties for new bookings starting Oct. 11, 2026.
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