AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoFamily Travel: Singapore Tourism Board is bringing a celebrity-led series to JioHotstar, showcasing attractions, food and wildlife for visitors of all ages. Indigenous Tourism: Three Anangu trainees have become the first graduates of an Uluru-based tourism qualification taught on Country in Pitjantjatjara, helping locals share their culture with visitors. Medical Tourism: Seoul has selected 19 lodgings designed for foreign patients and accompanying family members, as the city’s medical visitor numbers surge. Cruise Disruption: More than 200 residents of Villa Vie Odyssey were ordered off the ship in Cambodia after fuel costs soared, casting the company’s “never-ending” voyage into doubt. Tasmania Cruises: The season has opened with 85 ship visits expected through May, bringing more than 241,000 passengers and crew. Responsible Expedition Travel: Oceanwide Expeditions has issued its first ESG report, outlining sustainability work and plans for two eco-sail vessels from 2029.
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