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Kenya has achieved a significant
breakthrough on the global stage by securing a seat on the
United Nations Tourism Executive Council
for the 2025–2029 term. This development, announced by Tourism and
Environment Cabinet Secretary Rebecca Miano, took place during the 26th
UN Tourism General Assembly in Riyadh, Saudi Ara… read more
The
business travel sustainability landscape
is undergoing a significant transformation, and sub-Saharan Africa’s
travel sector is uniquely positioned to benefit from these global
shifts. Recent industry-wide assessments, involving 285 companies and a
collective annual spend of \$22 billion, highlight a growing commitm… read more
The
appointment of Shaikha Al Nowais as the
next Secretary-General of UN Tourism marks a watershed moment for the
global travel sector, with significant implications for Africa’s tourism
industry. Ratified during a landmark meeting of the Organization’s
General Assembly in Riyadh, her nomination has garnered enthusiast… read more
The
global travel industry is poised for a
decade of robust expansion, outpacing the wider world economy and
bringing new opportunities—and challenges—for Africa’s tourism sector.
According to the latest World Travel Market Global Travel Report,
unveiled at WTM London, the travel market is expected to grow at an
annu… read more
The recent signing of a
Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between
the National Hajj Commission of Nigeria
(NAHCON) and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s
Ministry of Hajj and Umrah (MoHU) marks a pivotal moment
in the evolution of pilgrimage operations for Nigeria. The agreement,
formaliz… read more
The African Travel & Tourism Association (ATTA®) has joined forces with The Long Run, a global network for sustainable tourism, to champion sustainability and regenerative principles and practices across Africa’s tourism sector. The partnership marks a major step toward aligning the continent’s tourism growth with global best practice… read more
Ghana’s outbound tourism sector marked a significant milestone
in 2023, recording 470,806 outbound
visitors and generating a total expenditure of
GH¢4.0 billion. These findings, released by
the Ghana Statistical Service (GSS) in its latest
Domestic and Outbound Tourism Survey
(DOTS),… read more
Significant changes are underway at the German
Consulate in Lagos, as Mr. Daniel Krulls, the newly
appointed Consul-General, announced a comprehensive plan to speed up
visa processing for Nigerians. The consulate is working toward a
targeted three-week maximum processing
period for all visa categories,… read more
The National Association of Nigeria Travel
Agencies (NANTA) has achieved a major milestone on the
global stage, securing the title of Best African Travel
Association at the prestigious African Tourism Awards
held in London. This accolade is a testament to NANTA’s unwavering
resilience, innovative strat… read more
The African Travel & Tourism Association (ATTA®), the leading voice for African and Indian Ocean Islands tourism, has announced the launch of its highly anticipated white paper: “Too Close for Comfort: Rethinking Human-Wildlife Boundaries for a Sustainable African Future.”
The white paper equips travel suppliers, advisors, and t… read more
Kenya’s New UN Tourism Council Role Signals Rising Influence and Fresh Opportunities for Africa
African Travel Revolution: Global Sustainability Trends Create New Business Opportunities
Travel’s Next Decade: How Surging Global Growth Will Reshape Africa’s Tourism Sector
ATTA® and The Long Run Partner to Advance Regenerative Tourism in Africa
Ghana’s Outbound Tourism Generates GH¢4 Billion as Road Travel and Informal Trips Dominate 2023
NANTA Wins Top African Travel Association Honour at London’s African Tourism Awards
ATTA® Launches “Too Close for Comfort” White Paper, Delivering Practical Solutions for Responsible W
