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The
Africa Showcase is gearing up for a
transformative year in 2026, unveiling an expanded global roadshow
schedule that responds directly to the surging demand from both African
tourism suppliers and international buyers. As the continent’s leading
platform for connecting African tourism businesses with high-quality, … read more
The
upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup is poised to
be a milestone moment not only for African football but also for the
continent’s positioning within the global tourism arena. For the first
time, Africa will be represented by a minimum of nine
national teams—including Morocco, Ghana,
South Africa… read more
A fresh perspective on luxury is
emerging from Africa’s vibrant travel industry, where the definition of
exclusivity goes far beyond conventional markers such as thread count or
staff-to-guest ratios. This distinctive approach to luxury was
emphasized by industry expert Carstens, who underscored Africa’s unique
ability to redefine what… read more
Kenya’s vibrant culinary industry is poised for unprecedented
recognition with the official launch of TOP25 Restaurants
Kenya, the first African edition from the internationally
renowned restaurant guide. This milestone not only elevates the
country’s restaurant scene but also marks a pivotal step towards the
creation … read more
Morocco’s airport network has soared to new
heights in 2025, welcoming an unprecedented
36.3 million passengers over the year—an
all-time record that cements the country’s status as a premier aviation
hub in Africa. This surge, fuelled by double-digit growth and the
operational impact of hosting the … read more
The
spotlight is firmly on Uganda Airlines as
the carrier finds itself at the centre of a high-profile
anti-corruption investigation led by the
Criminal Investigations Directorate (CID)
and the State House Anti-Corruption Unit.
This formal probe, launched in early Ja… read more
Ambitious plans are unfolding in the heart of the
Ethiopian highlands as construction
officially commences on the transformative Bishoftu
International Airport. At a landmark ceremony attended by
Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed and Ethiopian Airlines’ top leadership,
Ethiopia sent a clear signal to Africa’s … read more
Accra’s
major transport terminals were overwhelmed recently as hundreds of
passengers found themselves stranded due to an acute shortage of
intercity buses during the critical post-Christmas and New Year travel
period. The crisis unfolded just as schools and workplaces resumed,
intensifying frustration among commuters and raising conce… read more
Ugandans seeking to visit the United States for business or
tourism will soon face a significant new hurdle: a
refundable visa bond requirement ranging
from Shs18 million to Shs54 million. This
policy, announced by the US Department of State, is set to take effect
on January 21, 2026, … read more
Zimbabwe’s
recent push to reserve certain economic sectors exclusively for locals
has sparked debate, with prominent voices arguing that including the
travel agency business in this list is a
case of “closing the gates after the horses have bolted.” The
government’s empowerment drive, under the second republic, recentl… read more
Expanded Africa Showcase Roadshows Set to Boost Continent’s Global Tourism Reach in 2026
World Cup 2026: Africa’s Expanded Presence Opens Door for Tourism and National Branding
ILTM Africa 2026 Set to Elevate Sustainable Luxury Travel with Artful Innovation in Cape Town
Kenya Set for Global Spotlight as TOP25 Restaurants Launches First Pan-African Dining Guide
Morocco’s Airports Achieve Record 36.3 Million Passengers, Driven by CAN 2025 and Expansion Plans
Uganda Airlines Faces Scrutiny as Anti-Corruption Probe Targets Procurement and Financial Practices
110-Million Passenger Airport Project in Ethiopia
Severe Intercity Bus Shortage Strands Hundreds in Accra Amid Post-Holiday Rush
US Introduces Refundable Visa Bond for Ugandan B1/B2 Applicants, Raising Entry Barriers
