AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoCruise & Ports: Denmark’s Port of Skagen is set to install a 16 MW shore-power facility at quay 9 for cruise ships, aiming for delivery by end-2027 and use from the 2028 season, using an energy-chain cable setup to cut long high-voltage cables and improve quay operations. Travel Disruption: New EU Entry/Exit System (EES) rules are still causing long airport queues and border delays for Britons heading to Schengen, with some travellers reporting hours-long waits and missed flights as countries adjust. Public Health: UK health officials report 164 travellers returning from Cape Verde with dysentery/shigella (112 linked to Santa Maria and Boa Vista) plus a rise in salmonella cases, urging extra caution for holidaymakers. World Cup Travel Buzz: Scotland fans are already flying to the US for the 2026 tournament, with multiple groups heading to Boston-area matches—showing how quickly travel plans are snapping into place. Denmark in the Spotlight (Culture): Denmark’s filmmakers Michelle Brøndum and Ida Melum won at the Sony Future Filmmaker Awards for “Ovary-Acting” in animation.
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