Bhutan Tourism Push: Adventure World says enquiries from Australia and New Zealand are surging, launching new Bhutan journey collections (8–15 days) that blend Thimphu, Punakha and iconic sites like Tiger’s Nest with deeper stops in Gangtey–Phobjikha, Haa and Bumthang. Green Hospitality: Bhutan’s Department of Tourism is urging hotels to adopt the Bhutan Green Hotel Standard (BGHS) to strengthen sustainable operations and align with global benchmarks. Thimphu Local Roads: Rumours about relocating Olarongchhu automobile workshops are spreading, but residents say the bigger issue is still the damaged roads, potholes and drainage problems affecting daily access. Visa & Entry Notes for Travellers: India confirms Bhutanese citizens have full visa exemption for 2026 (with a key condition: no arrival/transit via mainland China). Regional Connectivity: SAARFINANCE’s governors’ meeting in Paro highlights a push for stronger cross-border digital payments across South Asia. Transport Cost Watch: Bhutan Taxi Association has asked for a taxi fare revision, citing rising fuel costs and squeezed earnings. Judicial Exchange: India’s Supreme Court welcomed two Bhutanese law clerks under a 3-month exchange programme tied to Indo-Bhutan judicial cooperation.