AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCruise Boost: Princess Cruises kicked off the 2026/27 season in Auckland and expects more than 200,000 passengers to visit NZ, with plans to double port calls from 2028/29 and add nine ports plus Fiordland scenic cruising. Rugby Rivalry Fallout: South Africa Rugby says it will pursue legal action against travel agencies after claims fans missed out on All Blacks tickets in Cape Town, while the Springboks levelled the series 33-26 and reclaimed top spot in the World Rugby rankings. Aviation Spectacle: Airlink drew both praise and criticism for dangerously low flyovers over Cape Town’s DHL Stadium ahead of the Test. Floods & Weather: Heavy rain eased after Northland-to-Auckland flooding and road closures, but wind watches remain for parts of the South Island. Adventure Tourism: Rotorua rafting operators won approval to merge, aiming to protect the region’s adventure tourism identity. Nepal-Tibet Disaster: New Zealanders are among the missing after the flash floods and mudslide, with reports naming at least two NZ citizens linked to the Isha Foundation as untraced.
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