AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoAir Connectivity for Tourism: Air India will launch direct Guwahati–Dubai and Guwahati–Abu Dhabi flights from August 4, a boost for regional travel and a key link for visitors heading toward Bhutan and the wider Himalayas. GMC Investment Push: Bhutan’s Gelephu Mindfulness City is inviting Bhutanese entrepreneurs into tourism development, with an Expression of Interest process and a menu of attractions and activities ranging from adventure parks to wellness-style experiences. Tax Deal for Investors: Parliament has adopted a Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement with Singapore, aiming to strengthen investor confidence for GMC and improve cross-border business clarity. Tourism Skills Upgrade: A Digital Masterclass and IT Readiness program for 184 three-star hotels has wrapped up, helping properties improve online visibility and booking readiness. Wellness Tourism Launch: Bhutan’s Department of Tourism introduced five wellness and recovery experiences, blending yoga, monastery meditation, hot stone baths, and trekking-style nature escapes. Disaster & Safety Watch: Earthquake-related insurance claims in Bhutan reached 128 as of June 16, while heavy rains in the region have also damaged bridges used by tourists.
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