AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoNew World Screwworm Watch: USDA confirmed five New World screwworm cases in Texas as of June 10, including detections in La Salle, Uvalde, Zavala, Andrews and Gillespie counties—raising alarms for ranchers and pet owners to inspect animals for open wounds and larvae. State Border Rules: Idaho tightened animal-entry requirements after Texas detections, requiring health certificates for animals moving in from affected areas; officials say the risk is low but vigilance matters. World Cup Travel in Texas: Houston Stadium is rolling out FIFA security rules for fans, including a clear-bag policy and strict limits on what can be brought inside. Airline Cost Pressure: Airlines are cutting specific routes as jet fuel prices surge, with American Airlines among carriers trimming nonstop service in parts of its schedule. North Texas World Cup Demand: North Texans are sharing favorite World Cup memories as the tournament ramps up, with hotels reporting booking surges after a slow start. Dallas Route Growth: Royal Jordanian says strong demand on its Amman–Dallas route is driving more frequent flights ahead of World Cup travel.
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