AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoRegional Tourism Push: Eswatini Tourism Authority (ETA) and local event organisers launched Eswatini’s events calendar in Mozambique, aiming to pull visitors during peak season and spotlight highlights like the Umhlanga Reed Dance, Swazi Rally, King’s Golf Cup, Mlawula Campfire Festival, Imbube Marathon and Swazi Polo. Cross-Border Travel Boost: Mozambique and Eswatini agreed to work together to grow regional tourism by improving cross-border travel, encouraging tourists to spend on local accommodation and dining, and strengthening the Eswatini–Mpumalanga–Mozambique route. Roads for Tourism & Trade: AfDB-backed road upgrades (Siphofaneni–Sithobela–Maloma–Nsoko and Maloma–Siphambanweni) are expected to cut travel costs and times by half and lift trade volumes with South Africa and Mozambique by 5%, improving access for communities and visitors. Women & Culture on the Move: Throttle Sisters—24 women bikers from South Africa, Eswatini and Zambia—rode to Namibia to celebrate Women’s Month and prove motorcycling isn’t just for men. Sport Tourism Spotlight: The King’s Cup Golf returns with a E1m prize structure and SuperSport coverage, while CAF tournament schedules could clash with local fixtures for Eswatini’s Nsingizini Hotspurs and Green Mamba.
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