AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoSADC Jobs Boost: SADC tourism could generate an extra 3.17 million jobs from 2024–2034, with employment projected to reach about 11 million by 2034, as the region pushes a sustainable tourism roadmap. Namibia Trade & Tourism Signals: Namibia’s meat exports hit N$1.43 billion in the first five months of 2026, while the country also reported 1.3 million tourists in 2025—useful context for travellers and investors watching Namibia’s growth. Airport Passenger Upgrade: Walvis Bay International Airport rolled out a new N$1.3m Flight Information Display System to give real-time flight updates and reduce travel uncertainty. New Luxury in the Namib: Gondwana Collection Namibia opened the Luna Namib Collection near Sesriem, with stays designed around the lunar cycle for a more immersive desert experience. Miss Namibia x Housing: Miss Namibia finalists visited the National Housing Enterprise in Windhoek ahead of the 1 August finale in Gobabis, with the winner set to receive a house built in her chosen town. Visa Service Change (Regional Impact): The US will centralise routine visa processing into regional hubs from 1 Aug 2026, with Windhoek among the posts affected.
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