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Intriguing
news for African travel and nature enthusiasts! A new and mysterious tourism
site has been discovered in Ayegbaju-Ekiti, Ekiti State, Nigeria, sparking
excitement and curiosity. The Director-General of the Ekiti State
Bureau of Tourism Development, Wale Ojo-Lanre, has expressed his enthusiasm
for this unique… read more
Tourism
Seychelles has
successfully concluded its participation at the 45th edition of FITUR,
the International Tourism Trade Fair, held in Madrid, Spain from January 22 to
26, 2025. This major event provided the archipelago with a critical platform to
enhance its visibility in the I… read more
The Namibian
Roads Authority (RA) has announced the immediate, temporary closure of
the District Road 3522/DR3522, commonly known as the Namalubi – Kalumba
road, in the Zambezi Region. This critical route has been rendered
impassable due to substantial damage from recent heavy rainfall. This … read more
Morocco's tourism
sector is
experiencing a remarkable resurgence, exceeding expectations with over 17
million visitors projected by 2024, a testament to the Kingdom's robust
recovery post-pandemic and the Al-Haouz Earthquake. This incredible growth,
a target many nations have struggled to achiev… read more
A significant initiative is underway to transform the Rwamanyonyi Chwezi cultural sites in Ibanda, Uganda, into a compelling tourist destination. This project aims to safeguard the region's rich cultural heritage, with a focus on the revival of Tondism… read more
The Ghana
Tourism Forum (GTF), a dynamic platform dedicated to promoting, preserving, and
celebrating Ghana’s rich cultural and natural heritage, is set to make history
with its inaugural ‘Tourism Stakeholders Mixer.’ This groundbreaking event aims
to gather some of the most influential professionals in Ghana’s tourism sector
for a collabor… read more
African tour operators can look forward to more seamless cross-border expeditions as Kenya
embarks on a new directive allowing citizens from nearly all African
countries to visit without obtaining prior authorisation. This change
effectively removes the Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) process for tra… read more
African travel professionals will find that Egypt
continues to captivate explorers in 2025, thanks to its impressive
fusion of ancient heritage, mesmerizing landscapes, and wallet-friendly
options. Media channels across the continent have sung the praises of
this North African gem, placing it high on lists of preferred h… read more
On January
21, 2025, the Uganda-China Tourism and Cultural Symposium took place in
Kampala, marking a significant milestone in the tourism collaboration between
the two nations. Co-hosted by the Uganda Ministry of Tourism, Wildlife and
Antiquities and the Chinese Embassy in Uganda, the event brought together over 200
repres… read more
Moroccoreached a historic milestone in 2024,
welcoming a record 17.4 million visitors—a figure that surpassed its tourism
roadmap target originally set for 2026. This total includes 8.8 million foreign
tourists, a 23% increase from 2023, and 8.6 million Moroccans residing abroad.
For the
first time… read more
Mysterious 'Tree of Love' Discovered in Ekiti, Nigeria: A New Must-See Attraction
Seychelles Boosts European Ties at FITUR: Focus on Diversification & Sustainable Travel
Namibia Road Closure & Travel Alert: Zambezi Region Roads Affected by Heavy Rains
Morocco's Tourism Skyrockets: 17 Million Visitors by 2024 Fueled by Royal Vision & Major Events
Uganda's Ancient Heritage: Rwamanyonyi Chwezi Sites Set for Tourism Transformation
Industry Leaders Unite to Shape Ghana’s Tourism Future
Kenya Eases Entry Rules for Africans, Aims for Greater Regional Travel Flow
Egypt Shines in 2025: A Treasure-Trove of History, Beaches & Budget-Friendly Delights
Uganda-China Tourism Symposium Sparks Collaboration and Growth Opportunities
