AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoAlaska Airlines & cruising: Alaska Airlines is adding Stumptown cold brew to its in-flight lineup, a nod to the carrier’s Pacific Northwest roots, while Holland America is bringing back its “Until We Sail Again” farewell dinner fleet-wide and debuting Rotterdam’s Mediterranean run for fall 2027. Juneau tourism planning: Juneau residents get their first chance to weigh in on tourism management at the Visitor Industry Task Force, as the city tackles issues like cruise impacts and long-term policy changes. Wildlife & trails: A bear attack on Anchorage’s Hillside led to closures of the Dome Trail and Lost Cabin Valley Trail, a reminder for hikers and bikers to stay alert. Interior fire watch: State and federal crews are monitoring interior wildfires near Healy and along the Yukon River corridor, with protection efforts for nearby Native allotments. Travel demand: AAA forecasts a record 72.2 million Americans traveling for July 4, with road trips still leading—useful context for Alaska visitors planning summer routes. Health access: Planned Parenthood Great Northwest, Hawaiʻi, Alaska, Indiana, Kentucky filed suit challenging Alaska’s telehealth abortion ban, arguing it forces unnecessary in-person travel. Local adventure: Ketchikan search-and-rescue recovered a hiker’s body after a lost-person call above Upper Silvis Lake.
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