AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 minutes agoTropical Storm Edouard & Gulf travel impacts: Edouard made landfall near the Texas–Louisiana border, bringing heavy rain and flood warnings, with crews clearing fire-prone vegetation and reports of power outages and blocked roads as the storm moved inland. Beach planning: With Labor Day weekend on the way, Gulf Coast beach conditions are expected to be calmer in many areas, but storm-driven rip currents and rougher conditions remain a concern near where systems passed. Local tourism & lodging upgrade: The New Orleans Marriott has completed a renovation aimed at modernizing rooms and improving amenities for both leisure and group travelers. Regional economy watch: Shreveport-Bossier’s unemployment and other indicators are showing warning signs, a reminder that travel demand and spending can shift quickly when costs rise. Aviation & airport leadership: Keahey was named new airport manager and is looking at a runway extension—good news for future connectivity. Community travel history: Northeast Louisiana Research Station’s 96th Annual Field Day highlighted local agriculture research and seed preservation, a reminder that Louisiana travel isn’t just beaches—it’s also heritage. Safety note for visitors: Health alerts continue as alpha-gal syndrome spreads in parts of the region, with outdoor travelers urged to stay aware.
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