• I Grandi Viaggi's Q&A ahead of its Nov. 16, 2026, shareholder meeting disclosed consideration of an independent Blue Bay Village review.
• Asked about the EUR 5.36 million debt-to-equity conversion, management cited Blue Bay Village's capital needs and local tax considerations.
• Management declined to detail Vacanze Zanzibar's 14.27 billion Tanzanian shilling tax assessment, citing potential harm to its defense.
• Responding to documentation requests, management confirmed auditors had received related-party transaction records, a property valuation and Blue Bay Village's capital-increase minutes.
• On governance concerns, management maintained subsidiary financing falls within the chairman's delegated powers, while the board retains authority to intervene.

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