AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoTourism Tax Debate: Pärnu and other Estonian local authorities back a new tourist tax, arguing it funds local needs without burdening residents, while Tallinn warns it could hurt visitor numbers. Riga City Costs: Riga’s tourist tax is set to rise from €1 to €2 per night next year, adding to the growing push to monetize tourism. On-the-Ground Summer Travel Woes: On Latvia’s Vidzeme coast, free A1 highway parking near beaches are drawing complaints over overflowing bins and too few toilets during peak season. Latvia Travel & Policy: A Latvia-focused survey finds cautious public support for developing offshore wind, with people mainly asking how it will affect prices, the environment, and regional development. Entry Rules for Travelers: Turkey published its 2026 eVisa eligibility list (including Latvia), while Cabo Verde and Kuwait also released updated visa-free/visa-on-arrival country lists. Regional Border Talk: Lithuania’s new interior minister says temporary controls on the border with Latvia are on the table if migration patterns don’t change. Culture & Events: Cyprus shared its packed summer 2026 festival guide, from music and ancient drama to jazz and documentary screenings.
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