AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoRail Disruption: Monaco’s Sainte-Dévote and Débarcadère tunnels will close to ordinary traffic on 10–11 November as engineering work shuts down trains between Nice, Monaco, Menton and Ventimiglia. Replacement buses will run, but SNCF warns of limited seats and advises avoiding non-essential trips. Aviation: At APG World Connect in Monaco, industry leaders warned that rising costs and regulations could threaten regional air links, while Europe risks losing ground as aviation slips down policy agendas. Ethiopian Airlines also hinted at a possible partnership to serve Central Africa. Hospitality and Tourism: Monaco is raising its hospitality pay floor amid union pressure for higher minimum wages. Le Louis XV’s return to the World’s 50 Best Restaurants list offers another boost to the Principality’s high-end dining profile. Financial Regulation: Following Monaco’s exit from the FATF grey list, the Principality has pledged further reforms to strengthen its financial safeguards.
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