AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoAviation & Tourism Boost: Air Niugini has restarted direct Port Moresby–Tokyo (Narita) twice weekly after a six-year gap, with special introductory fares and faster travel for trade, tourism, education and cargo. New Route for Southern Highlands: PNG Air launches a twice-weekly Moro–Mt Hagen–Port Moresby service (Mondays and Thursdays), restoring scheduled access to Moro after six years. Travel Costs & Consumer Warning: A report highlights “exorbitant” airport fees in Manila transit—charging travellers for “bus fare and escort”—sparking fresh questions about what passengers are really paying for. Maritime Safety Alert: East New Britain authorities continue a major search for 27 people missing after two boats capsized near Pigeon Island, including 11 children, while police warn locals and tourism operators to avoid going out to sea as strong winds persist. Local Business Growth: An NDB-backed financial education programme helped a Milne Bay entrepreneur expand prawn harvesting, showing how better access to finance can lift local supply to hotels and retailers. Culture & Events: Constantinou Group pledges K100,000 as a Gold Sponsor for the 2026 Hiri Moale Festival, backing Motu-Koitabu traditions in Port Moresby. Visa-on-Arrival Update: PNG publishes a list of 28 countries eligible for visa on arrival in 2026, easing entry for travellers from key regional markets.
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