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Sep 28Mon
  1. ACI World RSS

    ACI World Urges Governments to Plan Airport Capacity Now

    At the ACI-LAC/World Annual General Assembly in Lima, ACI World called on governments to make increasing airport capacity part of long-term national infrastructure and economic planning, and to modernise the frameworks governing slots and market access. Director General Justin Erbacci said the industry will need to invest more than USD 4 trillion by 2055 just to meet growth already coming its way, but cannot simply build its way out of the challenge. Following its white paper earlier this month, ACI World argues slot policy is no longer a technical scheduling matter but a matter of strategic public interest.

  2. European Commission Press Corner

    EU trade agreements continue to benefit European businesses

    The European Commission published its sixth annual report on the implementation and enforcement of EU trade agreements, covering 2025. It said that by end-2025 the EU had 44 preferential trade agreements with 76 countries, representing 46.3% of its external trade; goods trade with these partners grew 3.1%, versus 1.4% with other third countries. In 2025, EU agri-food exports to agreement partners rose 4.6%, while those to non-preferential partners fell 3.6%. In the first 11 months after the EU-Chile Interim Trade Agreement entered into force, bilateral trade reached €20.8 billion, up 3% year-on-year.

Sep 11Fri
  1. Pinchain Tourism

    Beijing Revises Museum Regulation Draft, Removing Guide Access Restrictions

    The Beijing Municipal Cultural Heritage Bureau responded to a petition on the guide-service clauses of the draft Beijing Museum Regulation, confirming that all 52 related opinions received during the public consultation from June 16 to July 19, 2026 were adopted. Restrictive wording in Articles 34 and 46, including the requirement that group or commercial tours may not be conducted without museum consent, was deleted to remove market-access barriers and ensure fair participation by market entities in museum interpretation services. The revised draft has been submitted to the Beijing Municipal People's Congress Standing Committee for review.

  2. European Commission Press Corner

    European Commission Presents EU-India Free Trade Deal to Council for Signature

    The European Commission submitted proposals to the Council for the signature and conclusion of the EU-India Free Trade Agreement, seeking authorisation. If authorised, it would be the largest trade agreement ever concluded by both the EU and India. The deal would eliminate or reduce tariffs on 96% of EU goods exports to India, saving around €4 billion per year in duties, and improve market access and investment rules. The EU and India already trade over €180 billion in goods and services annually, supporting close to 800,000 EU jobs.