AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoBorder Rules for Travellers: Eswatini Revenue Service says Emaswati travelling to or from South Africa must declare their vehicles and personal goods via South Africa’s Traveller Management System, starting June 1, to cut delays at entry points. UAE–Eswatini Ties: Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Sheikh Khaled received King Mswati III in the UAE, reaffirming cooperation across trade, investment, culture and tourism. Conservation & Local Tourism: African Parks says it wants to localise staffing and grow tourist numbers from countries where it operates, arguing conservation succeeds when local people benefit. Tourism Jobs Boost: Ezulwini Palazzo International Convention Centre has started hiring for food-and-beverage roles after its April opening, with public interest already high. Tourism Skills & Work Links: Taiwan says it’s still assessing recruitment from Eswatini, while focusing on upgrading vocational training centres in areas including tourism and hospitality. Health & Travel Safety: Eswatini-linked regional health coverage highlights cross-border Ebola preparedness at borders as outbreaks spread in parts of East Africa. Festival Prep: MTN Bushfire Festival grounds are in full build-up mode, with camping, food village and services ramping up for this weekend’s sold-out event.
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