AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoAviation Under Fire: Israel Airports Authority, the Transportation Ministry and the IDF say Ben-Gurion Airport can keep operating during missile/drone threats, using coordinated threat monitoring and precise takeoff/landing procedures—though foreign carriers may still adjust schedules. Border Security Deal: Lebanon’s army began deploying in Zawtar al-Gharbiyeh after Israeli withdrawal, as a US-mediated framework moves into “pilot zone” implementation. Tourism Numbers Watch: Nepal’s Annapurna Conservation Area reported 508,476 foreign visitors in the last fiscal year, with India leading and Israel among the top source countries. Tourism Relief in Jordan: Petra’s tourism authority approved major fee waivers and debt relief for tourism and commercial tenants to cushion the regional downturn. Travel Warnings Abroad: Moldova urged citizens to avoid nonessential Middle East travel and warned of airspace disruptions. Safety Abroad for Israelis: Israeli tourists were attacked at a remote Mongolian campsite; one was injured and the assailant allegedly used antisemitic slurs. Middle East Disruption Risk: Iran-US strikes and Hormuz tanker attacks continued for a 10th night, keeping global travel and shipping uncertainty high.
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