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Eritrea’s
Anseba Region is embarking on a journey to transform its rich
historical and cultural heritage into a thriving tourism sector.
Mr. Saleh Ali, Director General of Tourism,
highlighted the region’s untapped potential during a recent announcement
in Keren, emphasizing the significant income generation possibilitie… read more
Kenya
is strategically leveraging its diverse strengths—from breathtaking
wildlife to world-class athletic talent—to solidify its position as a
leading global tourism destination. This approach goes beyond simply
attracting visitors; it's about crafting a compelling narrative that
resonates with travelers and positions Kenya as a vibra… read more
The
Seychelles’ Tourism Department has
announced the lifting of a moratorium on new tourism accommodation
developments on La Digue Island, effective
June 1st, 2025. This decision, following the approval of the
Strategic Accommodation Establishment Development Plan for
La Digue (2025-2030)… read more
Robben
Island Museum (RIM) is temporarily suspending public
tours from 16 June to 1 September 2025 to
facilitate essential maintenance and renovations in anticipation of
South Africa’s hosting of the G20 Summit in
November. This closure presents both a challenge and an opportunity for
… read more
South
Africa's winter season (June to October) promises a diverse
tapestry of weather conditions, creating unique opportunities and
considerations for travel agents crafting unforgettable client
experiences. This detailed forecast analysis, tailored for African
travel professionals, provides actionable insights to optimize
iti… read more
Tanzania
is poised to become East Africa’s hottest ticket, thanks to a
groundbreaking overhaul of its visa system. The nation has flung open
its doors to travelers from 71 countries, eliminating visa requirements
altogether. This bold move, announced by Deputy Minister of Natural
Resources and Tourism, Dustan Kitandula, marks a pivota… read more
The
diverging trajectories of Morocco and
Nigeria’s tourism sectors offer a compelling study in contrasts for
African travel professionals. While Morocco thrives, attracting record
visitors and investment, Nigeria grapples with stagnation and a lack of
tangible progress. This disparity presents crucial
lesson… read more
Winter
in Southern Africa (May-September) marks the peak
safari season, drawing travelers eager to witness
stunning wildlife. However, the presence of malaria
in several popular destinations requires careful planning and client
education. This article equips African travel agents
with the knowledge … read more
Namibia
has significantly enhanced its visa system, making it easier and faster
for travelers to experience the country’s unique landscapes and
wildlife. Effective April 1st, 2025, the eVisa now serves
as the VoA, eliminating the previous requirement of an
additional form upon arrival. This streamlined process means t… read more
Ethiopia
is rapidly emerging as a prime destination for conference
tourism, fueled by a surge in five-star
hotels in its capital, Addis Ababa. This development
signals a significant upgrade in the city's hospitality landscape,
promising enhanced quality services and
increased capaci… read more
Eritrea’s Anseba Region: Untapped Tourism Potential Beckons
Kenya: Where Wildlife, Athletics, and Culture Create Magic
La Digue Opens Doors to Luxury: New Room Allocation Creates Agent Opportunities
Robben Island Prepares for G20, Offers Alternative Cape Town Experiences
South Africa Winter Forecast: Agent Insights for 2025
Tanzania’s Visa Revolution: Streamlined Access for 71 Nations Sparks Tourism Boom
Morocco’s Tourism Triumph: A Lesson for Africa’s Travel Sector
Namibia Streamlines Visa Process, Boosts Tourism Appeal for African Travelers
Addis Ababa's Five-Star Boom: A New Era for Conference Tourism
