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Today, the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) is urging governments worldwide to take decisive action in incentivizing the production of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) and establish ambitious targets to meet the demand.
WTTC emphasizes that without a significant supply of SAF, the aviation industry will struggle to ac… read more
The Ministry of Arts and Tourism in Zambia is taking significant steps towards transforming the tourism sector by organizing the inaugural Tourism Travel and Hospitality Education Summit. This summit aims to equip the industry with the necessary tools to adapt to the evolving nature of the field.
Scheduled to span three days, from May 22nd… read more
International tourism is well on its way to returning to pre-pandemic
levels, with twice as many people travelling during the first quarter
of 2023 than in the same period of 2022.
New Data from UNWTO: What We’ve Learned
The second UNWTO World Tourism Barometer of the year shows that the
sector’s swift recovery has continue… read more
The 2023 edition of Africa's Travel Indaba was an outstanding achievement. Initial indications reveal that this year's event surpassed expectations with an impressive attendance of 8,629 delegates, facilitating 21,000 meetings between exhibitors and international buyers. The gathering showcased a remarkable array of products presented by … read more
Botswana’s Tourism sector is unrelenting in its efforts to make the
southern African nation a destination of choice. Right after making an
impressive showing at the recently held Africa’s Travel Indaba in
Durban, the country is back on the road once more with its participation
at the ongoing”We Are Africa” travel show in Cape T… read more
The Tour Operators Union of Ghana (TOUGHA) were once again in Durban
to participate in this year’s Africa’s Travel Indaba. Over 70 of the
Union’s members took part in various activities and events of the
three-day tourism expo.
From the pre-Indaba BONDay event to the opening plenary session, B2B,
speed marketing and… read more
Kenya and Somalia officials have endorsed the phased reopening of three border posts between the two countries over a 90-day period.
The border points in located in Garissa, Mandera and Lamu counties were closed under former President Uhuru Kenyatta's administration in 2011 as a result of increased attacks by the Somal… read more
About three thousand Nigerian young persons will undergo critical cultural tourism training in China, strategically billed to reduce unemployment and crime, and also to mobilize the youths to drive the Nigerian creative cultural tourism economy.
The cheering development was brokered by the Director General, National Council f… read more
Botswana’s tourism private sector players have hailed the participation of the country at this year’s Africa’s Travel Indaba.
The recently held Africa’s Travel Indaba saw the increased
participation of sector players from 28-38 with a sizable SMMEs forming a
nucleus of their participation.
The exhibitors who spoke to V… read more
More than 6,000 delegates, including 1,000 international buyers and
1,000 exhibitors showcasing 350 products, were captivated as South
Africa’s Tourism Minister, Patricia de Lille, delivered her keynote
address at the official opening of Africa’s Travel Indaba 2023.
Indaba boasts exhibitors from 21 African countries, including 10
… read more
WTTC calls for urgent action on sustainable aviation fuel
Zambia gears up for Maiden Tourism & Hospitality Education Summit
Tourism on track for full recovery as new data shows strong start to 2023
Africa’s Travel Indaba 2023: All-round success for stakeholders, consolidation on recovery gains
Botswana takes tourism marketing efforts to “We are Africa “ travel show
TOUGHA wraps up successful participation in Indaba 2023
Kenya agrees to reopen Somalia border after a 12-year Closure
Botswana: Private sector hails country’s participation at Africa’s Travel Indaba
