AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoAir Connectivity: Cabo Verde Airlines has rejoined IATA’s Billing and Settlement Plan (BSP), restoring accredited travel agencies’ ability to issue tickets via GDS systems—an upgrade for distribution and international partnerships. Travel Weather Watch: Atlantic activity is low after Tropical Storm Fay weakened, but a new system near Africa has a chance to develop; Cabo Verde residents may still see late-week gusts and heavy rain. Pacific Storm Alert: Hurricane Polo remains a major threat off Mexico’s coast, with heavy rain and damaging winds expected along parts of the Pacific—worth noting for travelers with Mexico connections. Football & Tourism: The 2027 AFCON qualifiers kick off this week with new coach appointments across Africa; Cape Verde is drawn in a group that includes Mali, and matches could bring added regional travel demand. Regional Diplomacy: Cabo Verde reaffirmed support for Morocco’s sovereignty over the Sahara and backed the Autonomy Plan, following UN Security Council Resolution 2797. Visa Updates for Travelers: Cabo Verde has removed visa-on-arrival for citizens of 96 countries (including India), shifting more travelers to pre-arranged entry rules. Market Signals for Holidaymakers: TUI reports improved late booking momentum and flags Cape Verde among its expected winter destinations.
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