AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoAir Connectivity for Slovaks: Czechia and Slovakia are discussing bringing back regular Prague–Bratislava flights after more than seven years, with ministers only agreeing to assess demand and commercial feasibility. Police Support for Summer Travel: Slovak police officers will again assist Slovak holidaymakers in Croatia this summer, with two rotations of four officers in July and August. EU Tourism Demand: Eurostat reports EU tourist accommodation overnight stays rose 3.4% in Q1 2026 to 471.1 million, with Ireland (+35.3%) leading gains while Lithuania (-12.9%) saw the biggest drop. LGBTQ Travel Safety: Safeture’s 2026 risk map says conditions worsened for LGBTQ travelers in Slovakia and several other countries, raising legal and social risks abroad. Hiking Inspiration: AllTrails’ 2026 “Travel-Worthy Trails” highlights the Tatra Mountains (Poland–Slovakia border) among eight global bucket-list hikes. Glamping Update: A lakeside glamping resort on Slovenia’s Lake Blaguš returned to its original owners after Falkensteiner exited, aiming to focus on “authenticity.” Rail & Routes: Leo Express plans one of Europe’s longest direct trains, launching a new service from Germany/Czech/Poland to the Ukrainian border on June 25.
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