AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoNepal Flood Fallout: A Himalayan torrent near the Nepal-Tibet border destroyed roads and crossings on Aug. 26, and a Belarusian guide says his group never arrived—highlighting how fast warnings can fail in the Rasuwa/Kailash corridor. Rescue & Returns: 54 Kannadiga tourists stranded in Nepal floods have safely returned to Karnataka, with a tea stop described as a “miracle” that kept them off the worst stretch. Tourism Policy & Planning: Bangladesh is finalizing a tourism master plan covering 1,498 spots and drafting a 2026 National Tourism Policy focused on eco-friendly development and community-based tourism. Regional Growth Moves: Uzbekistan announced a 30-day visa-free entry for Indians during PM Modi’s visit, aiming to boost tourism and business ties. Destination Updates: Azerbaijan’s Yanardag reserve drew 104,929 visitors in Jan–July, and the Canary Islands reported a strong summer but warns the post-pandemic growth surge is cooling. Travel Costs Watch: Lake Tahoe could see new or higher recreation fees as the U.S. Forest Service proposes charges at popular sites.
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