AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoMadagascar Travel & Tourism: A new study abroad spotlight puts Madagascar on the map for wildlife lovers: Nebraska student Sophia Rojas spent two weeks at the Ihofa Vohitsara Bioreserve Center, working on lemur observations and habitat assessments with local guides. Visa & Entry Updates: For travellers planning routes, several countries published 2026 access lists—Albania expanded its eVisa to 40 African countries (including Madagascar), while India opened eVisa eligibility for 32 African countries (including Madagascar). Regional Mobility: South Africa’s 2026 visa-free list includes Madagascar (with varying stay lengths by passport type), and Zambia also confirmed visa-free entry for Madagascar in 2026. Nature Tourism: Whale-watchers get a rare “quiet corridor” angle: Thonga Beach Lodge in iSimangaliso Wetland Park is positioned for humpback migrations, with limited access helping reduce boat crowding and noise. Tourism Media: Allen Media Group’s “The Lovely Lemurs of Madagascar” earned a Daytime Emmy nomination for Outstanding Travel and Adventure Program.
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