AGP Executive Report
Last update: 16 minutes agoSeychelles Tourism at ATM 2026: Seychelles Tourism Minister Amanda Bernstein met regional travel leaders at Arabian Travel Market in Dubai, with the focus on stronger aviation infrastructure and faster, data-led decisions to support a post-conflict tourism rebound. GCC push for high-value visitors: Seychelles Tourism Board says around six in 10 international visitors reach the islands via Dubai, Doha or Abu Dhabi, and it is placing the GCC at the centre of a shift from volume to value. Emirates renews Seychelles partnership: Emirates and Seychelles Tourism Board/MoT&C extended a MoU first signed in 2013, backing joint marketing and familiarisation trips as arrivals near 400,000 and 2025 figures rose 13%. More connectivity ahead: Qatar Airways plans to lift Seychelles flights from four to seven weekly from 1 March 2027. Youth & sport spotlight: Minister for Youth & Sports Kalsey Belle told the National Assembly about plans to identify talent in districts without clubs and build more systematic athlete development. Olympic Solidarity for weightlifting: Seychelles Weightlifting Federation received new equipment support to strengthen administration and development. Business note: Seychelles Inc. tops a published comparison for company formation pricing, with a single all-in US$850 first year and renewal.
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