AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoManila Cruise Port Feasibility: The Philippine Ports Authority is moving the planned P5-billion Manila International Cruise Terminal into the feasibility study stage, with a consultancy contract worth up to P41.91M and the terminal eyed at Aseana Avenue in Parañaque near NAIA to boost sea-based visitor arrivals. Port Congestion Watch: The Bureau of Customs warned that a voluntary “digital protest and rest day” by some brokers and truckers could worsen empty-container and depot-capacity problems at Manila ports, urging participants to limit transactions and avoid dispatches. Tourism Health & Access: Asian Eye Institute marks its 25th anniversary with up to 25% discounts on selected diagnostics and surgeries (Oct. 1–15) and renewed support for First Lady Liza Marcos’ LAB for ALL eye services. Marine Conservation Spotlight: A photowalk and poetry reading in Gubat, Sorsogon, highlighted coastal protection and community-led action by fisherfolk and residents. Visa-Free Clarity: The PH embassy in Morocco reaffirmed visa-free entry for eligible Moroccan tourists under EO 40 (30 days, with passport validity and return/outward tickets). Weather Update for Travelers: Pagasa says habagat has ended, but the ITCZ will still bring moderate to heavy rains over Palawan and Mindanao through Tuesday, with possible flash floods and landslides.
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