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Kenya
has launched an ambitious new global tourism initiative at ITB Berlin
2026, positioning the East African nation for accelerated
growth as it pursues a target of five million international arrivals by
2027. The Experience Wonder campaign, anchored under the Origin of
Wonder brand identity, represents a comprehensi… read more
Uganda's
tourism sector has achieved a remarkable milestone,
welcoming more than 1.5 million visitors during 2025 and generating
revenue exceeding 1.5 billion United States dollars. The figures surpass
pre-pandemic levels and confirm the East African nation's position
among the continent's most compelling destinations,… read more
Victoria
Falls transforms into one of Africa's most awe-inspiring natural
phenomena during April, as the mighty Zambezi River
reaches its annual peak flow following months of summer rainfall across
the upper catchment areas. For African travel professionals coordinating
client itineraries to Southern Africa, understand… read more
A
high-profile delegation from the European Tour Group is currently
conducting an extensive assessment of Uganda's golfing
infrastructure as part of ambitious plans to position the East African
nation as a premier destination for international golf tourism and
prestigious sporting events. The eight-day fact-finding mis… read more
Mozambique's
devastating 2025-26 rainy season has claimed at least 257
lives and affected nearly 870,000 people across the
nation since October, marking one of the most severe weather periods in
recent memory. As the country transitions from emergency response to
active reconstruction, African travel professionals must… read more
The
National Institute for Communicable Diseases has released
its latest malaria risk assessment for South Africa,
providing crucial guidance for travel professionals coordinating client
itineraries to the country's north-eastern regions. This updated mapping
resource offers clear geographic classifications that will a… read more
3 March 2026, Berlin – For the first time, five nations – Angola, Botswana, Namibia, Zambia and Zimbabwe – are marketing their shared conservation estate as a single tourism destination.
The Great Kavango Zambezi Birding Route, launched in February 2026 and presented jointly at ITB Berlin 2026 this week, is the first tangible product of th… read more
South
Africa arrives at ITB Berlin 2026 riding a wave of unprecedented
tourism success, having welcomed a record-breaking 10.5
million international visitors during 2025. The rainbow nation's
delegation, led by Deputy Minister of Tourism Maggie Sotyu, descends
upon the German capital this week with clear objectives to … read more
Fresh
economic data out of South Africa paints a striking picture of where
international visitors are choosing to spend their money — and for
anyone selling the destination, the answer is overwhelmingly the
Western Cape. According to figures released
by payment provider Yoco, three locations
alone — … read more
A
fascinating intersection of elite sport, luxury property
and destination marketing is emerging on the outskirts of
Harare. Benjamin Lock, one of Zimbabwe's
most accomplished tennis exports, has publicly committed to bringing his
international tennis and golf network to experience The
Hills … read more
Kenya Unveils Experience Wonder Campaign at ITB Berlin with Five Million Visitor Target
Uganda Surpasses Pre-Pandemic Tourism Records as Government Accelerates Infrastructure Projects
April Delivers Peak Victoria Falls Spectacle as Zambezi River Reaches Maximum Flow
Mozambique Enters Recovery Phase as Travel Sector Adapts to Post-Flood Conditions
South Africa Updates Malaria Risk Map Ahead of Peak Transmission Season
Kavango Zambezi TFCA launches Africa’s first cross-border avitourism route
Western Cape Draws 67% of South Africa's International Visitor Spend This Peak Season
Zimbabwe's Lock Brothers Plan to Lure International Athletes to Harare's New Estate
