AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoGCC Tourism Push: Oman urged GCC partners to move tourism cooperation into a more integrated, measurable stage, calling for joint initiatives, clear executive programmes, and faster rollout of recovery plans during the 10th GCC Tourism Ministers meeting in Manama. GCC Tourism Capital: The Wilayat of Al Jabal Al Akhdar was named GCC Tourism Capital for 2027, with Oman pointing to its mountain landscapes, heritage villages, and growing visitor numbers alongside expanding hotel capacity. Air Connectivity: Saudia will add Muscat to its seasonal network from Oct 27, operating three weekly Riyadh–Muscat flights to boost tourism and business travel. Travel Policy Watch: South Korea released a list of 116 countries eligible for K-ETA instead of a traditional visa, while the UK outlined rules for ETA holders from 82 countries. On-the-ground Mobility Tech: Maple Leaf and Oman’s transport authorities conducted an autonomous driving demonstration at Salalah International Airport, marking progress toward smart mobility deployment. Travel Disruption Alerts: UAE flight delays and cancellations were reported amid wider regional tensions, with passengers advised to check individual flight status.
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