AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoEU Budget Clash: Germany’s chancellor is pushing back on the EU’s next long-term budget as António Costa tries to broker a compromise, with Sweden among the countries calling for major spending cuts—important backdrop for travel funding and cross-border projects. Sailing Adventure: World ARC 2026-27 has set off from Darwin on the second half of its 15-month, 26,000-nautical-mile circumnavigation, with the fleet heading toward Indonesia and Australia’s remote islands. Table Tennis in Macau: WTT Champions Macao 2026 quarterfinals are decided, with Sweden’s Truls Moregard and Anton Källberg among the notable names as the tournament moves toward tomorrow’s final showdown. Active Cruising Trend: Boat Bike Tours highlights a growing “cycle-and-cruise” style—cycling between stops by day and sleeping on the boat at night—plus a Sweden route featuring Stevns Klint. Entry Rules for Travelers: The US says ESTA applications take about 23 minutes and has published a full list of 42 ESTA-eligible countries; Japan’s Working Holiday now covers 32 countries/regions; Australia lists 19 reciprocal Working Holiday partners including Sweden and Norway. Sweden Travel Angle: Swedish museums hit record attendance this summer, a strong signal for domestic and international visitors.
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