AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoDigital Borders: Australia will roll out digital arrival cards for all international travellers, replacing paper passenger forms and aiming for smoother entry at airports. Middle East Travel Risk: Houthis’ missile activity and renewed Strait of Hormuz tensions are pushing up oil prices and rattling sentiment, with warnings this could disrupt travel planning for Australians heading to the region. Tourism & Flights: TransNusa launches new Bali–Phuket scheduled flights, boosting intra-Asia holiday options. World Heritage & Regional Tourism: Campaspe Shire’s Rushworth and Whroo World Heritage bid moves into community consultation, with potential tourism and jobs benefits. Safety & Online Scams: eSafety flags rising sextortion targeting young men via private messaging and live-streaming, urging stronger platform protections. Crime Case With Tourism Links: Police release fresh images in the 25-year Peter Falconio investigation, renewing calls to find his remains. Luxury Travel: Silversea partners with PerryGolf for golf-focused voyages with tee times and green fees included. Food & Local Picks: Taste Bundaberg Festival returns in September, while Camperdown Pizza and Coffee Lounge wins a quality business award.
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