AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoNew Hampshire Tourism: Canadian visitors are slowly coming back to the Granite State after a tough 2025, with early signs of improvement in the Lakes Region and around Portsmouth; the Canada-driven decline has narrowed to about 5% statewide, and officials point to tariffs and strained relations as key reasons for the earlier slump. Coastal Safety & Wildlife: Researchers say recent shark sightings near the NH Seacoast are a good sign for conservation, noting white sharks are likely moving through the area while tracking seals. Outdoor Rescue Updates: Fish and Game reported two hiking incidents—an injured woman carried out from Moat Mountain Trail in Bartlett and an injured hiker rescued from the Twinway Trail near Zealand Hut in Bethlehem. Foodborne Illness Watch: The cyclosporiasis outbreak tied to iceberg lettuce continues to expand, with New Hampshire now listed among additional states linked to the recall. Local Travel Business: A new nature-forward boutique hotel, Otherland Hotel, has opened in Vermont’s Newfane—an easy add-on for NH travelers looking for a four-season riverside retreat.
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