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Angola
is making a determined push to position itself as a collaborative
partner in building a more connected African tourism economy. At
Africa's Travel Indaba 2026 in Durban,
senior government officials outlined a vision centred on regional
integration, substantial public investment and a sharper foc… read more
The
Ghana Tourism Development Company has
introduced a comprehensive package of tourism products and services that
marks a decisive pivot toward commercially focused destination
development. The launch, held at the organisation's Accra forecourt on
12 May, represents a clear departure from purely promotional activities… read more
South
Africa's tourism landscape is undergoing a major
transformation as the country rolls out its Electronic
Travel Authorisation system, signalling a bold new chapter in how the
nation welcomes international visitors. Tourism Minister Patricia de
Lille described this initiative as far more than a simple technological… read more
A
landmark partnership that could reshape how Southern Africa competes
for international visitors was formally unveiled this week at
Africa's Travel Indaba 2026. The alliance
brings together three of the region's most compelling tourism
propositions, uniting the urban sophistication of Cape Town with the
natural sple… read more
Zimbabwe
is preparing to welcome high-profile delegates from across the
continent as it gears up to host the African Skills Week
later this year. The prestigious gathering, organised under the auspices
of the African Union, is expected to draw policymakers, educators,
youth representatives, development partners, and pr… read more
Zambia
has taken a significant step forward in its ambitions to become a
globally competitive tourism destination with the
inauguration of a new Board of Directors for the Zambia Tourism Agency.
Tourism Minister Rodney M. Sikumba officiated at the ceremony in Lusaka
on 9 May 2026, describing the appointment as pivotal … read more
As
Southern Africa enters its most celebrated safari period,
travel professionals must ensure clients understand that
winter does not eliminate malaria transmission entirely.
The coming weeks will see cooler temperatures, dry conditions and
exceptional wildlife viewing opportunities drawing visitors from across
the g… read more
In
a significant move that underscores the growing importance of service
quality in African tourism, Namibia has launched a
comprehensive national initiative designed to transform how visitors are
welcomed and treated throughout the country. The
programme, branded "Welcome Host," represents a strategic partnership
be… read more
The
Botswana Tourism Organisation Board made a
decisive statement at this year's We Are
Africa gathering in Cape Town, using the occasion to
engage directly with the country's exhibiting tourism businesses. The
annual trade event, which commenced on May 4, provided an ideal setting
for the Board to c… read more
The
Botswana Tourism Organisation Board used
the recent We Are Africa trade event in
Cape Town to deliver a clear message to the country's tourism operators:
participation on international platforms must translate into tangible
commercial outcomes and strengthened destination positioning. This
direct… read more
Angola Commits $250 Million to Infrastructure as It Champions African Tourism Unity
Ghana Unveils Digital Platforms and Experiences to Drive Commercial Tourism Growth
South Africa's ETA Delivers 94% Approval Rate and Lightning-Fast Border Processing
Cape Town, Zimbabwe and Namibia Launch Historic Alliance to Capture Global Travellers
Zimbabwe Set to Showcase Tourism Potential as Host of African Skills Week 2026
Zambia Appoints New Tourism Board as Visitor Arrivals More Than Double Since 2022
Namibia Rolls Out Ambitious Hospitality Training Programme to Elevate Visitor Experiences
Botswana Tourism Board Sets Clear Performance Goals for Operators at We Are Africa 2026
