AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoEbola & Travel Disruptions: Uganda’s Ministry of Health says outbound travellers don’t need Ebola-free certificates and such documents aren’t required for visa applications, while global restrictions keep shifting as Israel lifts bans on Kenya and Rwanda but still lists Uganda and the DRC. World Cup Health Watch: With millions expected across Canada, Mexico and the U.S., Georgetown University is running a large disease surveillance operation for the tournament—good news for travellers, but a reminder to stay alert. Aviation for Tourism: Uganda Airlines signs a major Boeing deal for 10 aircraft, aiming to boost regional and international routes that could strengthen travel demand. Tourism Spotlight: A new wave of interest in gorilla trekking is being driven by documentaries, but permits remain capped to protect the animals. Local Travel Economy: Equity Bank’s solar irrigation support in Lira is helping small businesses grow—an indirect boost for community livelihoods and visitor experiences. Safety for Workers Abroad: Reports say at least 40 Ugandan migrant workers have died since January 2026, renewing calls for stronger protections.
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