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Tourism
operations across one of southern Africa's most celebrated wildlife
destinations are steadily returning to normal following a challenging
period of severe flooding that disrupted the Okavango
Delta earlier this year. The reopening of the strategic
tourism road into Moremi Game Reserve marks
a… read more
The
West African nation of Benin has made a significant move that could
reshape its approach to tourism development and economic growth.
Olushegun Adjadi Bakari has taken the helm
of a newly structured ministry that combines tourism, foreign trade,
industry, and the promotion of private investment into a single
admin… read more
Several
months after devastating floods disrupted large portions of the
country, Mozambique's tourism sector is demonstrating
remarkable resilience as coastal destinations reopen and
international visitors return ahead of the southern African winter
season. For travel professionals across sub-Saharan Africa,
understa… read more
Kenya
has set an ambitious target of attracting 300,000 tourists from
neighboring Uganda in 2026, representing a significant 27
percent increase in arrivals from its East African partner. This
bullish projection rests squarely on enhanced air connectivity between
the two nations, signaling a strategic pivot toward intr… read more
One of Uganda's most historically significant traditional kingdoms has made a direct appeal for European Union support to help unlock the tourism potential of a region rich in cultural heritage, natural landscapes, and untapped visitor attractions. The Bunyoro Kitara Kingdom, through its Prime Minister Andrew Byakutaga, has outl… read more
In
a landmark announcement that promises to reshape cross-border travel
dynamics across the continent, the Republic of Congo has
declared that all African passport holders will enjoy visa-free entry
from January 1, 2027. This progressive move positions the
Central African nation among a growing cohort of countries acti… read more
South
Africa's travel and hospitality sector has reached a significant
milestone, emerging as one of the nation's most powerful engines for
economic development and employment
creation. According to the latest figures presented
during the national Budget Vote address in Cape Town, the industry now
directly employs cl… read more
Ghana
has taken a bold step toward continental integration and modernised
travel facilitation with the official launch of its
electronic visa platform and the immediate
elimination of visa fees for all African passport holders. For travel
professionals across sub-Saharan Africa, this development represents a
signific… read more
A
groundbreaking achievement has placed Uganda firmly on the map of
ethical and sustainable tourism across the African continent.
Kara-Tunga Safari Camp has officially
received Fair Trade Tourism certification, making it the first tourism
business in Uganda to earn this internationally recognised distinction.
This la… read more
South
Africa's Mother City has once again captured international
attention, earning recognition as the fifth best city in
the world for culture and arts according to a prestigious global survey.
The accolade positions Cape Town alongside some of the planet's most
celebrated creative capitals and reinforces its growing … read more
Botswana's Moremi Game Reserve Welcomes Visitors Again After Historic Delta Flooding
Benin Appoints Finance Expert to Lead New Super-Ministry Covering Tourism and Investment
Mozambique Tourism Rebounds as Coastal Destinations Welcome Visitors After Floods
Kenya Targets 300,000 Ugandan Visitors as Air Connectivity Drives Regional Growth
Uganda's Bunyoro Kitara Kingdom Seeks European Partnership to Develop Tourism Assets
Republic of Congo Opens Doors to All African Citizens with 2027 Visa-Free Policy
South Africa's Tourism Boom: Record Arrivals and Nearly One Million Jobs Signal Growth
Ghana Scraps Visa Fees for African Travellers and Unveils Digital Entry System
Cape Town Secures Fifth Place Among World's Leading Cultural Destinations in 2026
