AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 minutes agoUNESCO Recognition for Tunisia: Tunisia has officially received the original certificate for the Dahar UNESCO Global Geopark, its first UNESCO-listed geopark, boosting tourism potential for Gabès, Tataouine and Médenine. Energy & Tourism Reality Check: A week of coverage highlights how Tunisia’s summer power cuts shattered business trust in STEG, pushing hotels and villas toward generators—an added cost that could shape holiday choices. Rail Travel Update: SNCFT published long-distance train schedules valid Sept 1, 2026 to June 30, 2027 (excluding Ramadan), including Tunis–Kalaat Khasba, Tunis–Annaba/Bizerte and Tunis–Tozeur/Nabeul routes. Air Travel Deals: easyJet launched a major winter sale with 780,000 seats from £14.99, adding new winter routes including Vienna, Nuremberg and Rabat. Regional Mobility & Connectivity: Libya’s rival governments agreed under UN auspices to hold elections within two years, a potential stability signal for travel and investment. Migration Tragedy: More than 80 people are feared dead after a migrant boat drifted off Gran Canaria, underscoring ongoing risks on Mediterranean routes. Culture Spotlight: Tunisia’s Kaouther Ben Hania is part of the Venice jury, as the festival opens amid major debate over politics and gender representation in film.
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