AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoTourism & Infrastructure: Milne Bay’s K76.8m Gurney Airport terminal upgrade is officially open, with Prime Minister James Marape urging customary landowners to keep land in families and use it for tourism and small business—guest houses, eco-lodges and visitor facilities—while critics push for a better balance with medicines, schools and policing. Travel Promotion: Air Niugini and the PNG Tourism Promotion Authority showcased PNG at Singapore’s NATAS Travel Fair, featuring local performances and a push to position PNG as a must-visit destination. Security for Visitors: NCD Metropolitan Police rolled out a new Port Moresby security plan for 2027 national elections, saying professional policing is key to keeping the capital welcoming for international visitors and major conferences. Culture & Faith Travel Story: In the Highlands, Musa Stranger helped build a mosque from scratch in Jiwaka, opening it after weeks of work—an uplifting reminder of community-led projects that can shape local visitor experiences. Sports & Events: The PNG Open kicks off the 2026-27 Challenger PGA Tour of Australasia at Royal Port Moresby Golf Club, with players treating the week as a key launchpad for the season.
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