AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMaritime Safety: Vanuatu has ended the search for people missing after the MV Matui ferry sank off Santo and Ambae, with 39 feared dead; authorities say the sinking wasn’t reported for a full day and criminal complaints have been filed over alleged breaches including possible overloading. Cruise & Tourism Deals: Azamara opened bookings for a 195-night 2029 world cruise from San Diego to Copenhagen, with stops including the South Pacific via Vanuatu and nearby islands. Pacific Labour Mobility: Australia released the full PALM eligibility list for 10 countries—Vanuatu is included—supporting work, skills and remittances across the Pacific. Yachting in the Pacific: The Pacific Tourism Organisation launched a 2026–2030 Pacific Tourism Yachting Strategy, aiming to grow yacht tourism while improving regulation, data and community benefits. Climate & Travel: The 5POPCCC climate conference in Honiara wrapped with ten takeaways urging Pacific-led action to keep 1.5°C alive—key messaging for regional tourism resilience. Air Travel Disruption: Sydney Airport faces strike-related security and ground-service stoppages, with passengers urged to arrive early.
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