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Mauritius is thrilled to announce its remarkable achievements at the 2024 World Travel Awards, where it has been honoured as the World's Leading Wedding Destination and recognized for having the Indian Ocean's Best Tourism Authority Website f or its platform, MyMauritius.travel.
The award for World's Leading Wedding Destinati… read more
On Monday, the cruise ship Norwegian Sky docked at the Port of Luanda, bringing along 1,936 tourists from diverse nationalities for a nine-hour visit. The travelers hailed from countries including Germany, Canada, the United Kingdom, Italy, Portugal, Brazil, China, South Africa,… read more
A Kenyan government requirement that foreigners register online three days before traveling to the country has made the East African nation among the most difficult countries to visit in Africa, according to an index that ranks countries for ease of travel.
Kenya's introduction of new visa policies earlier this year ha… read more
Ethiopian Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to Nigeria, His Excellency Legesse Gerenew Haile says his country, Ethiopia is ready to open up and excite the cultural tourism trade link with Nigeria which will help boost the three trillion dollars intra Africa continental economy.
The Ambassador, who is ba… read more
The readers of Wanderlust, a UK based independent travel magazine, crowned South Africa the "Most Desirable Destination for Wildlife &… read more
Morocco has welcomed 14.6 million tourists by the end of this year's October, surpassing in just 10 months, the record for the entire year 2023, Minister of Tourism, Handicraft, and Social and Solidarity Economy, Fatim-Zahra Ammor, announced on Wednesday in Dakhla.
This exceptional performance was achieved thanks to the effective im… read more
At this year’s World Travel Market (WTM) London, Malawi’s Minister of
Tourism; Vera Kamtukule made a powerful case for the country’s emerging
place on the global tourism stage. Known as the “Warm Heart of Africa,”
Malawi may be small, but the Minister argued that its charm lies in
precisely this quality, offering visitors an intimate yet… read more
Namibia took a bold step into the Chinese market with its recent
“Beyond Dunes, Strong Fun” roadshow, hosted by the Namibia Tourism Board
(NTB) across three of China’s major cities: Beijing, Chengdu, and
Shanghai. Held from October 27 to November 1, 2024, this initiative
marked a strategic push to build Namibia’s presence i… read more
At the recently held World Travel Market (WTM) London 2024, Sierra
Leone’s tourism leaders took the stage to spotlight the country’s rapid
growth in global tourism. Nabeela Tunis, the country’s Minister of
Tourism and Cultural Affairs at her second WTM-London, shared insights
into how the travel showpiece platform is reshaping the countr… read more
In step with global tourism trends, Ethiopia is revising its tourism policy and expanding destinations to unlock its vast potential and generate significant income, according to the Ministry of Tourism. The government plans to invest heavily in infrastructure and amend restrictive policies to fully realize the sector's promise.
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Mauritius Celebrates Double Victory At the 2024 World Travel Awards
"Norwegian Sky" Cruise Ship Arrives in Luanda with Nearly 2,000 Tourists
Kenya Drops On Travel Index Ranking With New Visa Requirements
A Cultural Renaissance: Ethiopia and Nigeria Join Forces
South Africa crowned "Most Desirable Destination for Wildlife & Nature"
Moroccan Tourism Sets Record With 14.6 Million Arrivals By October 2024
WTM London 2024: Malawi’s Unique Path to Tourism Growth through Culture and Community
Namibia Strengthens Tourism Ties with China Through Successful Multi-City Roadshow
Sierra Leone highlights remarkable Tourism Growth at WTM London 2024
