AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoTAAG Modernises Angola–Portugal Travel: TAAG Angola Airlines has started Boeing 787-10 Dreamliner service on the Luanda–Lisbon–Luanda route, with two weekly frequencies, after EASA certification—aimed at boosting demand between Angola and Portugal. Lobito Corridor Tourism Gets a Boost: Luxury train Rovos Rail brought international visitors to Huambo and Cuito, with travel writers highlighting the Benguela Railway’s rebuilt quality and the corridor’s potential to grow both trade and tourism. Angola–Portugal Investment Snapshot: Angola’s direct investment stock in Portugal rose to €4,525.7m by end-2025, while Portuguese investment in Angola fell to €2,410.4m; tourism receipts from Angolans to Portugal also declined. FILDA Jobs Push: Angola says 774,000 formal jobs were created from Jan 2023 to June 2026, with 95% in the private sector—framed as support for investment and business growth. Health Travel Alert (Yellow Fever): Yellow fever risk is flagged in nine countries, with suspected cases reported in Angola—travellers are urged to get vaccinated ahead of trips. Culture on the Move: Huíla’s Katalecos and Kamatembas da Humpata will perform traditional dances at FILDA, bringing local heritage to visitors. Sports & Travel: Botswana hosts a FIBA 3×3 Nations League Africa South conference in Gaborone, with Angola among the expected rivals.
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