AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoUltra-Long-Haul Flights: Qantas is moving closer to its “Project Sunrise” dream with a nonstop Sydney–London service planned for October 2027, with tickets expected to go on sale in February 2027—an around 19–21 hour ride designed to make the world’s toughest long-haul journey feel more manageable. Travel Ease (Singapore): A traveller on X praised Singapore’s GST refund system as “seamless and hassle-free,” saying it’s quick to use at the counter and works smoothly with digital payments like Google Pay. Family Travel Safety: A Singapore family is seeking eyewitnesses after their son was allegedly struck by a buggy at Incheon Airport, reporting injuries including concussion and an eye socket fracture, while Korean Air says it is investigating. Heritage Pricing Debate: A fresh look at Cambodia’s Angkor Pass argues the current pricing approach doesn’t match the scale of the site—highlighting how value and crowding shape visitor experience. Regional Tourism Events: Sarawak’s WATCEFS 2026 opened in Miri with chefs, exhibitors and delegates from across Asia, including Singapore, spotlighting Sarawak’s food and tourism links. Wellness Travel: Qantas is also testing ways to beat jet lag on its longest nonstop flights, including an in-cabin wellness zone concept. Travel Planning (Brunei): A practical guide to visiting Brunei Darussalam rounds up what to know before you go.
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