AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoTourism: The Mauritius Tourism Promotion Authority used World Travel Market 2026 to strengthen trade ties and set UK market targets, promoting a “Beyond The Beach” offer alongside 30 local tourism partners. Monetary Policy: The Bank of Mauritius raised its key rate by 25 basis points to 5% as October inflation reached 6.4%, above its 2%–5% target. It cited energy and commodity costs, and drought risks to agricultural output. Hospitality Investment: Krispy Kreme named Mauritius among markets covered by new franchise development agreements as it pursues capital-light international growth. Digital Payments: India’s UPI payment system is now accepted in Mauritius, one of 11 countries where the service operates. Economic Model: Economist Sameer Sharma called for a stronger focus on productive businesses, arguing that property speculation and corporate rents are not building industrial depth.
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