AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoWTM London Push: Ajman and Sharjah are using the November 3–5 World Travel Market to court global partners and promote their attractions. Sharjah Airport says a AED 2.4 billion project package will lift annual capacity above 25 million passengers by the end of 2027; it handled 11.6 million passengers in the first nine months of 2026. Regional Access: South Korea plans more international flights at regional airports and easier connections to local attractions, aiming to spread visitors beyond Seoul. New Attractions: India has unveiled 31 projects worth ₹426 crore around the Statue of Unity, including a hotel, river cruise, rainforest attraction and improved transport. Dubai Visitor Offers: The emirate is preparing online tourist-visa applications through Visit Dubai and a membership club to reward repeat visitors. Community Tourism: Three Anangu trainees have made history as the first graduates of an Indigenous-led tourism qualification delivered on Country at Uluṟu, combining cultural knowledge with guiding skills. Travel Costs: Higher ferry fares and terminal fees are being blamed for a sharp drop in holiday travel to the Philippine province of Oriental Mindoro.
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