AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoTourism Leadership: Former tourism chief Dorji Dhradhul has been recognised by Travel + Leisure for shaping Bhutan’s High Value, Low Volume tourism philosophy. Gelephu Visitor Surge: More than 100,000 people are expected for the November 1 chorten ceremony, with hotels nearing capacity and community tent sites being prepared. Drukair and Bhutan Airlines have added flights; travellers should book early. Getting Around: Police are staggering travel and introducing advance border-clearance forms to ease congestion. Gelephu’s new biometric e-gates are also speeding up crossings for eligible Bhutanese and Indian travellers. Travel Services: A temporary guide-registration system has eased shortages in Phuentsholing, where last-minute fees had climbed sharply. The Tourism Department advises visitors to confirm guides, accommodation and transport in advance. Attractions Under Pressure: Rising visitor numbers at Punakha’s Kuenphen suspension bridge are bringing income to locals, but prompting calls for better crowd and safety management.
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