AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoTourism Policy Push: Prime Minister Russell Mmiso Dlamini told tourism stakeholders at the Tourism Nkwe Summit that “disruptive leadership” means fixing outdated systems that slow delivery, pointing especially to urgent upgrades needed in the e-visa system. Payments & Travel Readiness: The Central Bank says Eswatini’s Eswatini Payment Switch (EPS) is now fully activated, enabling real-time fast payments between banks and mobile money providers—good news for smoother tourism spending and faster SME settlements. Air Travel Update: Eswatini Air restored normal operations after cancelling flights due to a minor technical issue on RN105; affected passengers were apologised to. Regional Visitor Rules: South Korea’s K-ETA list includes Eswatini, with a 30-day stay period for eligible travellers. UK Transit Visa Alert: The UK published airport transit visa lists that include Eswatini, warning travellers they could be denied boarding without the right visa. Sports Tourism Moments: Eswatini ultra-runner Andreas Simelane completed a 109km tribute run for “Tsontso” Moselakgomo, while local golfers and netball teams gear up for regional competitions.
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