AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoZambia–Malawi Tourism Push: Zambia and Malawi have signed off on minutes from their first Joint Tourism Technical Committee meeting in Lilongwe, agreeing on joint destination marketing, shared tourism products, cultural heritage promotion and stronger wildlife conservation. Cross-Border Travel Ease: Emirates and South African Airways expanded their codeshare, adding access to nine more cities including Lusaka and Victoria Falls, making it easier to book single-ticket trips across southern and central Africa. Transport Cost Control: Zambia’s NTSA backed a proposed law to regulate public service vehicle fares to curb peak-season fare hikes, while noting fuel and operating costs must also be considered. Tourism Business Moves: Safari Duty Free won an exclusive five-year contract to run Kenya Airways’ inflight duty-free programme, covering everything from product curation to digital retail. Aviation Update: Coastal Aviation in Tanzania inducted its first Dash 8-100 on domestic tourism routes, including services that connect to Lusaka. Travel Safety Note: An American pilot was fined 3 million Malawian kwacha for an unauthorized landing at Malawi’s Bakili Muluzi International Airport.
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