AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoRio Transit Upgrade: Rio de Janeiro rolled out the first 169 buses of the Sistema RIO, using onboard safety sensors and driver monitoring that feed into an operational control center—an unusual move that ties performance data to operator pay. Tourism Demand Snapshot: Bonaire reported 15,984 stayover visitors in July 2026 (down 4% year-on-year), with the Netherlands the top source market and many travelers coming for vacation and diving. Wildlife & Conservation Travel: A guide spotlights Fernando de Noronha as a high-planning, rules-heavy destination where limited visitor numbers and strict snorkel behavior help keep marine life thriving close to shore. Community Land Rights: In Sergipe, the quilombo Brejão dos Negros is still waiting on land titles despite demarcation—pushing residents toward pesticide-free farming as shrimp farms and river salinization threaten livelihoods. Humpback Tourism Watch: Humpbacks are returning to Rio, raising the question of whether tourism will help or hinder recovery. Safety Alert for Travelers: Forest Park was closed to pedestrians after severe storm damage, with only cautious vehicle access allowed.
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