AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoAviation & Routes: easyJet adds a new weekly Newcastle–Larnaca service from March 31, 2027, expanding its Cyprus and wider North East network. Nepal–China Connectivity: Himalaya Airlines resumes direct Kathmandu–Shanghai flights (two weekly each way) starting Sept 28, timed for Nepal’s peak autumn season. Rail Competition: Deutsche Bahn says it welcomes competition but argues cross-border long-distance rail works best through collaboration, as new 2027 Germany–Italy services are planned. Travel Tech & Data: OAG appoints former Google travel leader David Robles as a non-executive director to push its airline supply-and-demand intelligence platform. Tourism Campaigns: Seoul launches “Absolutely in Seoul” with K-pop ambassadors to market the city’s culture and “Seoul Syndrome.” Sustainability in Hospitality: Warbrook House Heritage Hotel earns a Greengage ECOsmart Silver Award; Castle Archdale joins Northern Ireland’s sustainable tourism mentoring programme. MICE Push: Ho Chi Minh City doubles down on MICE with new support policies and premium event offerings. Global Travel Demand: China’s extended Mid-Autumn/National Day break is expected to boost long-haul bookings and cross-border trips. Local Travel Spotlight: Lonely Planet names Scotland’s St Cuthbert’s Way (62.5 miles) among Best in Travel 2027 experiences.
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