AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoTravel & Lifestyle (French Polynesia tie-in): Intervine CEO Jonjie Lockman says airlines and cruise lines are still seeing strong demand for vacation treats—ready-to-drink cocktails and non-alcoholic beer—while storage limits keep menus tight, including her own trips that have taken her to Huahine Iti. Marine Conservation: New Zealand’s Otago will soon gain five new “no-take” marine reserves, protecting habitats and species like yellow-eyed penguins and Hector’s dolphins, with management in partnership with local Māori. Arts & Culture (Global, with Polynesian resonance): DailyArt Magazine marks its 10th birthday, celebrating a decade of art history storytelling, exhibition coverage, and community-building. Luxury Travel (Overwater villas): A roundup spotlights top overwater villa destinations for 2026, highlighting Polynesia’s influence on the global overwater-luxury trend. Sports Culture (Surf): Coverage spotlights surfing legend Kelly Slater, including public art and local tributes tied to his legacy. Travel Planning (Europe): A guide warns that Europe’s new biometric entry system can mean long queues, while listing non-Schengen options for smoother holidays. Cruising (2027): Carnival announces 32 rare cruises for 2027, pitching “Carnival Journeys” itineraries that go beyond standard ports.
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