Namibia launches the "Trusted Travel System"
The Government of Namibia has announced the launch of the Trusted Travel System (TT) in Namibia. The TT was intro… read more
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The Government of Namibia has announced the launch of the Trusted Travel System (TT) in Namibia. The TT was intro… read more
Angama Mara, the award-winning luxury safari lodge perched cliffside overlooking Kenya’s Maasai Mara, has created a new Map Room to give guests a deeper understanding of the Mara, Kenya and East Africa. Comprising more than 60 maps, books, photography and artifacts, the Map Room is somewhere quiet for guests to spend time between g… read more
Mozambique's President Filipe Nyusi announced in an address to the nation on 24 October 2021 the further easing of several preventive meas… read more
The British government announced on Thursday that the remaining seven countries on its red travel list would be removed early on Monday.
After the change takes effect at 4 a.m. local time (0400GMT) on Monday, arrivals in the UK from Colombia, Peru, Panama, the Dominican Republic, Haiti, Venezuela, and Ecuador will no longer h… read more
The City of Cape Town says it will be launching an international campaign in the coming months to showcase the Mother City’s splendour and attract more foreign visitors. This forms part… read more
Rwanda has been ranked sixth among the top 10 safest countries for solo travellers in the world. It is the only African country on the list.
The ranking by usebounce.com in order to help travellers to choose their future solo vacation spot.
The website which offers luggage storage around the world reported that it has b… read more
The Prime Minister of Cabo Verde Jose Ulisses Correia e Silva has revealed plans by his government to invest 50 million euros in the tourism sector in the next five years.
This is part of the strategies to accelerate the recovery efforts of the country. The premier made this statement at the opening of the Cape Verde Inter… read more
The Government of South Africa has gazetted updated regulations for … read more
One of the world’s most unique destinations, Madagascar has just begun welcoming back U.S. tourists as of October 23.
An exotic island nation situated off the coast of East Africa, Madagas… read more
BURUNDI President, Évariste Ndayishimiye, has acknowledged efforts being taken by Tanzania and Zanzibar governments to promote economic, social and political transformations, saying his country has a lot to learn in its endeavour towards achieving development goals.
The Head of State made the remarks during his talks with Zanzibar P… read more
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