AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoAir Connectivity & Tourism: Nigeria and Cabo Verde held talks on boosting direct air links, migration cooperation, tourism partnerships, AfCFTA and technical cooperation, with meetings led by Nigeria’s foreign minister Bianca Odumegwu-Ojukwu and Cabo Verde’s foreign minister Manuel Augusto Lima Amante de Rosa. New Route for Cabo Verde: Bristol Airport’s 2026 expansion includes a new easyJet service to Sal (Cape Verde) three times weekly from May 1, alongside other 2026 route launches and a push to raise its passenger cap from 12m to 15m. Travel Disruption in Cabo Verde: TUI passengers were stranded in Cape Verde for days after a technical issue delayed a flight to East Midlands, with affected travellers reportedly given all-inclusive hotel support while waiting for parts to arrive. Entry Rules for Visitors: A practical guide for South Africans highlights that Cabo Verde tourist stays up to 30 days don’t require a visa, but travellers must complete EASE pre-registration and pay an airport security tax online before departure. Quiet Escape Trend: Cabo Verde’s Boa Vista is listed among the world’s “quietest islands,” fitting the growing “quietcation” demand for low-crowd, nature-forward breaks.
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