AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoBaltic Travel & Policy: Latvia’s National Alliance is pushing a major public-sector shake-up by merging the Ministry of Climate and Energy, Smart Administration and Regional Development, and Economics into a single Ministry of the Economy—aiming for faster decisions and clearer links between business, energy, and regional growth. Local Governance & Tourism: Estonia’s summer capital Pärnu backs a tourist tax, while Tallinn worries it could hurt visitor numbers; Latvia’s own city-night charge is set to rise from €1 to €2 next year, keeping the debate front and center for Baltic travellers. Military Service (Latvia): Latvia is set to tweak State Defence Service rules after cabinet approval, including a new chance to pre-register and volunteer for conscription for those turning 18 within six months of the intake, plus more flexibility during service. Heat & Holiday Planning: With Europe’s heat waves intensifying, travel experts say extreme temperatures are reshaping summer tourism—especially outdoor sightseeing and health risk for visitors. Sport & Travel (Latvia in the mix): Latvia is listed among teams in the Euro Beach Soccer League B division draw in Batumi, alongside Azerbaijan, Malta, England, Norway, and Slovakia.
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