AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoTourism Infrastructure: Philippines’ TIEZA is planning a P350m Mt. Isarog Forest Park in Naga City, adding trails, camping, lodges, a canopy walkway and wildlife facilities to boost access while protecting the mountain. Corporate Travel: Qatar Airways teamed with Uber for Business, letting Beyond Business members redeem Qrewards for ride vouchers and manage end-to-end business travel. Wildlife & Safety: A Yellowstone tourist’s viral encounter shows a wolf stalking him on a hike—he used bear spray and kept calm as staff say the wolf was naturally curious. Cross-Border Tensions: Canada’s BC premier David Eby urged residents to avoid non-essential U.S. travel amid the tariff fight, while border communities in New York say Canadian visitors are already holding back. Travel Disruption: EasyJet passengers from Manchester say they were stranded after a cancellation and a crew duty-time issue forced a diversion to Milan, leaving families far from their destination. AI in Travel: New research finds 75% of travelers plan to use AI for trip planning, but only a small share of destination marketing groups have AI tools ready. Nepal Floods: Nepal’s Himalayan disaster continues to leave hundreds missing, with helicopters used to search after catastrophic mud and rock collapse.
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