AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoGelephu Draws Visitors: Thousands are arriving for the raising of 108 Jangchub Chortens, with more than 40,000 vehicles expected. The influx is filling Tsirang hotels and boosting roadside businesses. Tourism Fees: Bhutan will keep the USD 100 nightly Sustainable Development Fee for international visitors through December 31, 2029, giving travellers and tourism businesses greater certainty. Gasa Flood Damage: A glacial lake outburst washed away the Gasa Tshachu hot spring complex and damaged the road to Laya; the highway is closed until further notice. No casualties were reported, and travellers are advised to check conditions before setting out. Regional Tourism: The International Tourism Mart in Tawang brought together 43 international buyers from 22 countries, alongside domestic buyers and sellers, to promote Northeast India’s tourism potential.
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