AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoMpox Response in Madagascar: Madagascar health authorities say they’re being forced to “fractionally dose” mpox vaccines—splitting each dose into fifths—to reach about one million people as the outbreak grows, with at least 4,000 cases reported and clade 1b spreading; high-risk groups include sex workers, young children, people living with HIV/Aids, and medical workers. Cultural Tourism Boost: A restored palace is set to strengthen Madagascar’s cultural tourism offering, adding a fresh draw for visitors looking beyond beaches and wildlife. UNESCO Travel Inspiration: UNESCO added 25 new World Heritage Sites in July 2026, including major travel-worthy landmarks—good timing for travellers planning 2026 itineraries. US Visa Processing Update (Antananarivo): The US clarified that shifting routine visa processing to regional hubs won’t close the embassy in Antananarivo, easing concerns for travellers. Energy for Tourism Infrastructure: A tanker (Sunda 1) is expected to dock in Toamasina to supply diesel for Jirama power plants, supporting the reliability of services that visitors depend on. Madagascar in Global Media: South African TV production “The Lovely Lemurs of Madagascar” earned a Daytime Emmy nomination, spotlighting Madagascar’s landscapes to international audiences.
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