Angola prepares mandatory insurance for group excursions
By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Expansao
Angola’s insurance regulator is preparing a standard third-party liability policy for travel agencies, tour operators and individuals organising excursions for more than eight people. The draft, open for public consultation until 25 October 2026, aims to implement an obligation already provided for by law and harmonise client protection, according to
Angola’s Agency for Regulation and Supervision of Insurance (ARSEG) is preparing a uniform third-party liability insurance policy for group excursions. Travel agencies, tour operators and individuals organising trips for more than eight people will have to obtain financial cover to protect their clients in the event of a problem, Expansão reports.
The draft regulation is open to public consultation. It aims to implement an insurance requirement already provided for under Angolan law, while strengthening oversight of a sector whose growth has outpaced its regulation.
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