AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCruise Industry Watch: Carnival Cruise Line has opened bookings for Carnival Tropicale, its final Excel-class ship, debuting April 15, 2028 from Galveston with 4-, 5-, 6- and 8-day sailings to the Bahamas and Caribbean, including Carnival’s Paradise Collection stops like Celebration Key and Half Moon Cay, plus new onboard highlights such as Sunsation Point, Carnival WaterWorks Ultra and Fairway 66 mini golf. Bahamas Employment & Resorts: Grand Lucayan workers are still waiting on severance payments, with union leaders saying the government and resort have not yet delivered what’s owed. Local Governance & Justice: The Bahamas Court of Appeal is holding a special two-day sitting in Grand Bahama for the first time in 18 years, bringing higher-court proceedings closer to residents. Tourism Safety & Wildlife: A new warning urges travelers not to feed wild dolphins, citing how human feeding can disrupt natural behavior and harm vulnerable dolphin populations. Weather & Travel Planning: Forecasters say 2026’s Atlantic hurricane season has passed key dates without a hurricane, though there’s still time for conditions to change. Travel Access: South Korea released a list of 116 countries eligible for K-ETA instead of a traditional visa, including major travel markets.
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