Tourism Infrastructure & Entry Experience: Bhutan is upgrading Phuentsholing immigration after May 24 congestion, with renovated counters and plans for terminal expansion to speed up arrivals and ease crowding at the country’s busiest land gateway. Tourism Spending Watch: Bhutan’s National Assembly questioned slow tourism fund use under the 13th Five-Year Plan, with MPs citing low utilisation and ongoing gaps like toilets and parking. Roads for More Visitors: Widening works are underway on the Daraychu–Shaychamthang stretch to improve safety on a narrow, bend-heavy route expected to see more traffic from the Gelephu Mindfulness City. Local Culture & Travel Products: A Samtse community initiative is turning Pemaling wool into new handcrafted goods, helping preserve a heritage tradition while creating visitor-friendly products. Safety & Contingency: Bhutan’s Foreign Ministry says the Bhutanese Embassy in Kuwait is the operational hub for possible GCC evacuation, with 7,786 nationals monitored and supported. Climate Outlook for Travel: A new HKH monsoon outlook flags below-average rainfall but warns disaster risk stays high due to short, intense downpours that can trigger floods and landslides. Hotel Scene: A feature highlights locally owned luxury hotels in Bhutan, including Pemako’s Punakha retreat, as a “best way” to experience the country.