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The Kenya Tourism Board (KTB) has
unveiled a comprehensive plan to train over 200 young people in diverse
areas of the tourism and hospitality industries, aiming to strengthen
youth participation and entrepreneurship within the sector. The
announcement was made during the Jamhuri Week
celebrations held… read more
The Ghana Tourism Development Company
(GTDC) is charting a new course for the country’s tourism
industry, reporting impressive early results from a suite of digital
initiatives and experiential products rolled out this year. At a recent
briefing in Accra, GTDC’s leadership outlined not just the progress of
current prog… read more
Namibia is shifting from post-pandemic recovery to a dynamic
phase of purposeful expansion in its
tourism sector, propelled by a robust five-year strategy, enhanced
airline collaborations, and a clear drive to broaden its international
appeal. The Namibia Tourism Board (NTB),
under the new leadership o… read more
Namibia’s aviation sector has reached a significant milestone
with the successful re-certification of its two principal
international airports: Hosea Kutako
International Airport (WDH) in Windhoek and
Walvis Bay International Airport (WVB) in Walvis
Bay. The Namibia Airports Company (N… read more
Zimbabwe is setting the stage for a MICE tourism renaissance,
with the government announcing plans to actively engage local and
international investors to develop new convention
centres across the country. This strategic move is
designed to propel the Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and
Exhibitions (MICE) segment—wi… read more
Botswana is charting a bold course for its tourism sector,
blending a steadfast commitment to
sustainability with dynamic new ambitions
in MICE, sports tourism, and improved air
connectivity. Speaking at the 2025 AirlinePros Global
Conference in Cape Town, Keitumestse
Setlang, CEO of… read more
Bale Mountains National Park in
Ethiopia is experiencing a remarkable upswing in both visitor numbers
and revenue, a development that is reshaping the tourism landscape in
the region and offering valuable lessons for Africa’s travel industry.
This surge is closely linked to a combination of major
infrastructure… read more
The Muizenberg beachfront
redevelopment in Cape Town is making visible strides,
with the project now ten months into its ambitious overhaul. As one of
the city’s most beloved coastal destinations, Muizenberg is undergoing a
transformation that promises to elevate the visitor experience, enhance
safety, and future-proof… read more
Zimbabwe’s tourism sector is poised for a robust expansion in
2026, with projections indicating a 3.1% growth
rate driven by a surge in international arrivals from key
source markets. This anticipated upswing is underpinned by a
comprehensive destination marketing strategy that aims to showcase the
country’s ri… read more
The Namibian tourism sector is grappling with a pressing
air connectivity deficit following the
closure of Air Namibia, a situation that continues to hamper the
country’s ability to fully capitalise on its global marketing
initiatives. According to the Namibia Tourism Board
(NTB), the absence of a reli… read more
Kenya Tourism Board Launches Youth Training Initiative to Boost Skills in Tourism and Hospitality
Ghana’s Tourism Sector Shows Early Gains with Digital Innovation and New Nightlife Experiences
Namibia Charts Ambitious Tourism Growth with New Airline Links and Market Expansion
Namibia’s International Airports Secure Top Safety Certification, Boosting Regional Aviation Confide
Zimbabwe Courts Investors for New Convention Centres to Unlock MICE Tourism Growth
Botswana Champions Sustainable Tourism with New Policy, MICE Ambitions, and Air Access Drive
Bale Mountains National Park’s UNESCO Status and Infrastructure Drive Surge in Tourism
Muizenberg Beachfront Redevelopment Ensures Festive Access Amid Major Upgrades
