AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoAirline & Tourism Partnerships: Emirates kicked off Arabian Travel Market 2026 with seven new/renewed tourism MoUs covering the Seychelles, Mauritius, Madagascar, Sharjah, Malaysia, Finland and Norway, plus refreshed deals with Huawei and Dubai Duty Free—aimed at joint marketing, packages and familiarisation trips. Mauritius Connectivity: Emirates renewed its Mauritius Tourism Promotion Authority agreement; it flies three daily services with weekly capacity of 19,096 seats each way, citing 10.5% growth in arrivals from Middle Eastern markets in H1 2026. Travel Demand Watch: Emirates reported 8.6m passengers in July–August, load factors above 75% across multiple regions, and winter bookings tracking ahead of last year as it operates at ~93% of pre-disruption capacity. Capital Markets (Africa): Omnia received a R21.8bn all-cash buyout offer from Solar SA Investments (Solar Overseas Mauritius/Solar Industries India), proposing a delisting from JSE and A2X. Mauritius Business Angle: The offer structure and delisting highlight how regional investors and Mauritius-linked entities remain exposed to major African corporate actions.
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