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PLAYERS in the tourism industry have welcomed the ongoing airports rehabilitation programme by the Airports Company of Zimbabwe (ACZ) saying this will complement efforts to grow the tourism sector to a US$3 billion industry by 2023, through improved connectivity across domestic destinations.
This comes after growing calls for t… read more
‘MauHeritage’, a mobile application, aiming to enable users to get
access to all national and world heritage sites in Mauri… read more
Mozambican President Felipe Nyusi on Wednesday lifted a 19-month-long
state of "public disaster" aimed at curbing the spread of Covid-19. In
a speech broadcast on national television, Nyusi said 13.7 million
Mozambicans -- 90 percent of the targeted population -- had now been
fully vaccinated.
"We have decided to declare the end o… read more
The newly unveiled #ExploreUganda destination brand was on full
display at this year’s World Travel Market Africa event held in Cape
Town in South Africa, bringing together leading travel industry players
from around the world.
This is the second international tourism event where Uganda Tourism
Board (UTB) is showcasing its new Des… read more
‘Government should play an active role in developing tourist destinations throughout the country by providing adequate facilities and cutting-edge infrastructure.’
Tourism is an attractive development sector in many countries; however, despite its enormous potential in Nigeria, the industry has been neglected for many years. Part of the ne… read more
The participation of local tourism players in the World Travel Market Africa (WTM) tourism show in Cape Town, South Africa, last week is the start of the sector's recovery post-Covid-19, the Zimbabwe Tourism Authority (ZTA) has said.
The WTM Africa tourism show was launched in 2004 and attracts over 6 000 travel industry professiona… read more
POLICE in Unguja North Region have insisted that Zanzibar is safe for tourists and all other visitors.
The Police Force issued the statement yesterday in response to sexual assault allegations being made by a Nigerian woman, Zainab Oladehinde, who claimed to have been sexually assaulted in Warere Hotel in Nungwi, Zanzibar.
Reg… read more
Ethiopia and Africa at large, have the most cultural and natural heritage resources, yet the least inscribed in the World heritage sites. This formed part of the discussion on how to promote sustainable tourism in Ethiopia, between Prof Hubert Gijzen, Regional Director and Representative UNESCO Regional Office for Eastern Africa, when he paid a … read more
The Tour Operators’ Union of Ghana (TOUGHA) has welcomed the launch
of Ghana’s new international tourism marketing initiative, ‘Destination
Ghana.’
The campaign which was launched in London on April 3 by President
Akufo-Addo has, at its core, the objective of inviting and welcoming the
rest of the world to visit Ghana and to sign… read more
Namibia's President Dr. Hage G. Geingob announced on the occasion of the 42nd Covid-19 briefing on the national response measures on 13 April… read more
Domestic Airports Rehab Forecast to Boost Tourism
Mauritius rolls out ”MauHeritage” mobile app for easy access to heritage sites
Mozambique lifts COVID-19 ‘disaster’ status
Uganda unveils New Tourism Brand at WTM Africa
How Nigeria can develop its Tourism potential
Zanzibar is safe for Tourists, Police insist
Ethiopian Ministry of Tourism and UNESCO discuss joint efforts to promote sustainable tourism
Tour operators throw weight behind Destination Ghana campaign
Namibia extends the current public health measures for a period of 30 days
