AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoSeychelles Tourism Board Reinstated: The Government has brought back the Seychelles Tourism Board after five years under a centralized tourism framework, with veteran tourism executive Vesna Rakić appointed CEO effective 15 May 2026—aimed at strengthening destination marketing and governance. Seychelles Leadership Moves: Four Seasons Safari Lodge Serengeti has appointed Mary Bowens as General Manager, while Raffles Seychelles named Gerrard McNamara Resort Manager, both reflecting continued investment in high-end hospitality leadership. Diving in Seychelles: A guide highlights top scuba spots across the islands, including Aldabra Atoll, Sainte Anne Marine National Park, and Curieuse Island—focusing on visibility, biodiversity, and beginner-friendly options. Ponant x Explorers Club: Ponant announced speakers for its 2027 Explorers Club voyages, including “The Essential Seychelles,” featuring Emmy-winning conservationist John Heminway. Food Security Focus: A Seychelles agriculture feature flags the pressure of climate change and rising import costs on small-island food and nutrition security. Climate Action: A Seychelles parliamentary delegation joined a regional workshop in Nairobi on methane and climate action (May 15–18). Travel Rules Ripple: Sri Lanka waived tourist visa fees for 40 countries (ETA still required) and the wider African visa-free trend continues, with Congo set to remove visas for all Africans from 1 Jan 2027.
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