AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoFlood-hit attractions: The Shintaphu Lake outburst in Gasa washed away most of the Gasa Tsachu hot spring complex and damaged roads and bridges. A debris blockage has created a temporary lake, raising fears of another flood. Travellers should check local conditions before heading to affected areas. Project 108 draws crowds: About 200,000 people gathered in Gelephu on November 1 as 108 Jangchub Chortens were completed and consecrated. Bhutan’s airlines added flights for the event, and devotees are continuing to visit the site. Tourism costs: Bhutan has extended its USD 100 Sustainable Development Fee through 2029, giving visitors a clearer picture of the levy for upcoming trips. Gelephu investment: Aman Group, Patience Capital Group and GDL-Raven signed an MoU to explore investment supporting Gelephu Mindfulness City, including its hospitality ambitions.
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