AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoFlight Plans: Drukair has cancelled five proposed Paro–Tel Aviv charter flights for February and March 2027 after a safety and security review. The airline says it has no plans for scheduled Israel flights without an air-service agreement. Gelephu Event: With more than 100,000 people expected for the four-day 108 Jangchub Chorten gathering, health authorities are preparing emergency care, including a temporary 10-bed hospital. India has also set up a temporary, e-visa-enabled immigration post at Hatisar to help visitors reach Gelephu. Culture and Tourism: Wangdue Phodrang’s Sha Festival is showcasing local products, traditional performances and efforts to preserve the endangered Olep dialect. Tourism Growth: Bhutan welcomed more than 26,000 visitors in September, up over 28 per cent year on year; Sustainable Development Fee revenue rose by more than 22 per cent. Mountain Tourism: The Jomolhari Mountain Festival launched a sustainability plan backed by Nu 1 million in seed funding, aiming to strengthen local ownership and support highland livelihoods. Recognition: Bhutan was named a finalist for the Earthshot Prize for nature conservation and received 11 honours at the 2026 South Asian Travel Awards.
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