AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoTourism & Conservation: A new Bautama Mangrove Educational Boardwalk in Central Province has opened, giving visitors and students an outdoor “classroom” to learn about mangrove protection and coastal resilience. Eco-lodging & Nature Travel: In Western Highlands, Magic Mountain Nature Lodge has launched a modern apartment wing, with plans to expand trekking and birdwatching to boost community income. PNG Chiefs & Sports Tourism: PNG Chiefs recruitment keeps rolling—Prime Minister Marape welcomed Zac Lomax as Chiefs Player No. 005—while Cameron Munster has delayed any PNG visit until the off-season, and Australian rugby union brothers Treyvon and Kadin Pritchard rejected Chiefs offers. Regional Travel & Marine Protection: Solomon Islands has joined the Melanesian Ocean Corridor of Reserves (MOCOR), a major transboundary marine protected area initiative led by PNG, Vanuatu and Fiji. Business & Investment for Visitors: NCD Governor Powes Parkop invited China’s R&F Properties to invest in Port Moresby waterfront sites, including Paga Hill and Portside Gardens, as PNG pushes tourism and hospitality growth. Safety at Sea: Six expatriates died after a boat capsized off Lihir Island while returning from a picnic; survivors are receiving treatment.
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