AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoTourism Policy & Travel Facilitation: Prime Minister Russell Mmiso Dlamini told the Tourism Nkwe Summit that his “disruptive leadership” means fixing outdated systems that slow delivery for citizens, visitors and businesses, with the e-visa system flagged as a priority. Air Travel Update: Eswatini Air says operations are back to normal after Wednesday flight cancellations caused by a minor technical issue on RN105, with apologies to affected passengers. Cultural Tourism & Heritage: SADCOPAC delegates used their conference break to tour Mantenga Cultural Village, Eswatini Candles in Malkerns and Ezulwini Palazzo—an easy win for regional cultural visibility. Sports Tourism: Eswatini’s men’s netball team heads to Nairobi for the Africa Netball Cup, while 10 local volleyball clubs travel to Lesotho for a weekend tournament—both likely to pull fans and visitors. Business & Tourism Economy: Standard Bank Eswatini opened entries for the 2026 Africa Business Awards, inviting MSMEs (including tourism-linked businesses) to apply by 31 October. Regional Travel Rules: A reminder for travellers crossing into Eswatini and other SACU states: SARS’ Traveller Management System requires declarations up to 24 hours before departure.
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