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Seychelles is making bold moves to expand its tourism footprint
in Turkey, offering valuable lessons for African travel professionals.
Through strategic partnerships, innovative marketing, and a focus on air
connectivity, the island nation is positioning itself as a top
destination for Turkish travelers. These efforts highlight how Afric… read more
Kenya’s tourism sector is experiencing a remarkable surge,
positioning the country as a leading destination in Africa. With a total
of 7.5 million tourists in 2024, including
2.4 million international visitors, the industry has seen a 14.6%
growth in international arrivals compared to 2023. This growth is
supported by … read more
Starting April 1, 2025, Namibia will implement a transformative
visa policy that affects travelers from 33
countries, including major tourism markets like the United States,
United Kingdom, and Germany. This policy introduces a requirement for
visitors from these nations to obtain a visa either online or upon
arrival. … read more
The Gambia, often referred to as the "Smiling Coast of Africa,"
is making waves in the global tourism scene with its strategic
participation at BIT Milano 2025, one of
the world’s leading travel and tourism exhibitions. This initiative
underscores the country’s commitment to expanding its reach in the
European market w… read more
Morocco’s recent tourism roadshow in China has showcased the
country’s remarkable success in attracting Chinese travelers, offering
valuable insights for the African travel industry. With Chinese visitor
numbers to Morocco soaring from just 10,000 annually before 2016 to an
impressive 106,000 in 2024, this growth highlights the potential… read more
As one of Africa’s premier safari destinations, Botswana
continues to captivate travelers with its breathtaking landscapes and
abundant wildlife. However, recent flooding in certain areas, such as
the Okavango Delta, has prompted the need for alternative travel routes
and attractions. For African travel agents, staying informed about
c… read more
In the heart of Windhoek, the historic Alte
Feste, Namibia’s oldest surviving building, is undergoing
a transformative restoration that promises to redefine the country’s
cultural tourism landscape. Built in 1890 by the German Schutztruppe,
this iconic structure has witnessed Namibia’s journey from colonial rule
to ind… read more
As Addis Ababa prepares to host the 38th African
Union (AU) Assembly on February 15-16, 2025, Ethiopia
faces a pivotal moment to align its policies with the AU’s vision of a
“borderless Africa.” The summit will bring together African leaders to
discuss governance, development, and unity, with a key focus on
dismantling… read more
Kenya is intensifying efforts to tap into the lucrative Australian travel market, aiming to boost international arrivals and strengthen its position as a premier destination for adventure, culture, and wildlife. During a high-profile engagement in Melbourne, Cabinet Secretary for Tourism and Wildlife, Hon. Rebecca Miano, highlig… read more
The Bank of Zambia (BoZ) is set to introduce a new family of banknotes and coins on March 31, 2025, marking a significant milestone in the country’s financial landscape. This development is particularly relevant for African travel agents and businesses operating in Zambia, as it will influence transactions, pric… read more
Seychelles Strengthens Ties with Turkey: Key Insights for African Travel Agents
Kenya’s Tourism Boom: Key Insights and Opportunities for African Travel Agents
Namibia’s New Visa Policy: Opportunities for African Travel Agents
The Gambia Showcases Tourism Potential at BIT Milano 2025
Morocco’s Tourism Roadshow in China: Unlocking New Opportunities for Africa
Navigate Botswana Safely: Key Insights for African Travel Agents
Ethiopia Urged to Lead by Example with Visa-Free Access for African Travelers
Zambia to Launch New Banknotes and Coins on March 31, 2025
