AGP Executive Report
Last update: 44 minutes agoCruise Rules & Fleet Moves: Royal Caribbean says it won’t merge loyalty with Celebrity/Silversea, while Carnival tightens its minor guest policy (new booking rules from Oct. 1, 2026) and raises chaperone ratios; Carnival also flags Holland America’s first new ship in years via a 2029 acquisition of P&O’s Arcadia. Tourism Demand Watch: Sri Lanka topped 1.7M arrivals for 2026, but early October is down 5.5% year-on-year. Caribbean Shift: Caribbean demand rose only 1% overall, yet premium travel from South America surged—Peru and Argentina leading. Local Travel & Infrastructure: Carson City will cut the ribbon on $11.2M upgrades at JohnD Winters Centennial Park. Policy & Access: Parks Canada is sticking with moving Snaring Campground to reservations-only despite a Jasper petition. Wellness & Lifestyle Travel: AKA Beverly Hills launches “Beverly Hills Insider” for extended-stay residents with curated wellness and private shopping. AI & Work: Curaçao’s SER calls for worker-first AI training as automation reshapes jobs.
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