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Tanzania
is set to introduce a mandatory travel insurance
fee for international visitors, a move that has sparked
both interest and debate within Africa’s travel trade. Finance Minister
Dr. Mwigulu Nchemba announced the
proposal, which will require non-resident foreign visitors to pay
\$44 U… read more
Tourism
Seychelles made a significant push to attract South
Korean travelers at the 40th Seoul International
Travel Fair (SITF) held June 5th-8th, 2025. The delegation,
led by Amia Jovanovic-Desir, Manager for South Asian
Markets, showcased the destination's diverse offerings beyond its
honeymoon image, e… read more
Uganda's
tourism sector is experiencing a significant boost
thanks to a strategic partnership with Qatar, marked by the successful
Uganda Tourism and Cultural Expo 2025 held in Doha. This landmark event
signals exciting new opportunities for African travel agents seeking to
tap into the lucrative Gulf travel market.… read more
Zimbabwe
has fully launched its cutting-edge Online Border
Management System (OBMS), marking a significant leap
forward for the nation’s travel and tourism sector. This innovative
digital platform promises to revolutionize immigration procedures,
offering a seamless and efficient experience for both travelers and
bor… read more
Abuja,
Nigeria's vibrant capital, is reinforcing its commitment to visitor
safety amidst recent security advisories. The city is actively engaging
with the travel trade, emphasizing its robust security measures and
reassuring agents that business continues as usual.
This proactive approach aims to address any concerns an… read more
Nigeria
is making a bold move to become a top gastronomy
tourism hub in Africa. At the Second Regional Forum on
Gastronomy Tourism for Africa in Arusha, Tanzania, renowned culinary
expert Chef Gbolabo Adebakin (Chef Gibbs)
presented a compelling strategy to elevate Nigeria’s food culture on the
glob… read more
A
groundbreaking partnership between the UN World Tourism
Organization (UNWTO) and Slow
Food promises to spice up Africa’s culinary
tourism scene. This collaboration, formalized in a
Memorandum of Understanding, aims to strengthen the entire
gastronomy tourism value chain… read more
Cape
Town has solidified its position as a culinary
powerhouse with three restaurants featured in the
prestigious World’s 100 Best Restaurants 2025
list. This accolade presents exciting opportunities for
African travel agents to curate unique culinary experiences for
discerning clients.
… read more
Travel
agents across Africa, seeking fresh and captivating destinations for
your clientele, prepare to be enchanted by Dire Dawa. This vibrant
Ethiopian city, steeped in history and brimming with cultural treasures,
is poised to become a new tourism hotspot. Beyond its bustling
commercial center, Dire Dawa offers a rich tapestry of ex… read more
Olusegun
Runsewe, a prominent figure in Nigeria’s tourism
sector, has stepped in to mediate the escalating conflict
surrounding the National Institute for Hospitality and Tourism
(NIHOTOUR)’s regulatory policies. His intervention brings
hope for a resolution to the ongoing dispute between
NIHOTOUR and pri… read more
Tanzania’s New Visitor Insurance: Opportunity or Obstacle for Travel Agents?
Seychelles Woos South Korean Market, Offers Blueprint for African Tourism
Uganda-Qatar Tourism Partnership Takes Off
Zimbabwe’s Digital Border Revolution: Streamlined Entry Opens Doors for Travel Trade
Abuja Reassures Travel Agents: Business as Usual Amidst Heightened Security
UNWTO & Slow Food Partnership: A Recipe for Gastronomy Tourism Growth
Cape Town’s Culinary Stars Shine
Dire Dawa: Ethiopia's Hidden Gem Awaits Discovery
