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Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA), the trade association for the global cruise industry, released new consumer sentiment data showing that the appetite for cruise travel is now greater than in 2019. In addition, the positive views of the industry’s sustainability focus - both environmental and sustainable tourism - has also in… read more
Tourism leaders from across Africa have come together to rethink the sector and its central role in driving growth and opportunity across the continent.
The 65th meeting of the UNWTO Regional Commission for Africa brought together around 25 Ministers of Tourism and high-level representatives from 35 countries as well as leaders from the pr… read more
Zimbabwe has further relaxed Covid-19 regulations. According to Statutory Instrument 169 of 2022, people … read more
As South Africa prepares for its peak tourism season, the City of Cape Town’s official Destination Marketing Organisation, Cape Town Tourism, reminds travellers to exercise a continued level of vigilance, as they would when visiting any other major city in the world.
“We are anticipating a bumper festive season, especially with Cape Town b… read more
MSC Sinfonia will join MSC Orchestra in cruising from South Africa during the 2022/23 cruise season, but while Orchestra will be based primarily in Durban, Sinfonia will sail exclusively from Cape Town.
MSC Sinfonia’s season in Cape Town will feature 22 roundtrip cruises of 2, 3, 4, 5 and 7 nights. The week-long cruise is the… read more
South African National Parks (SANParks) is urging travellers to use other entrance gates into Kruger National Park than … read more
The tourism industry offers many opportunities to invest in Africa's rich local communities, generate economic activity, and create employment opportunities for women and young people.
Africa's unique history and natural wonders are gaining attention amid the local and global increase in cultural, heritage and development tourism. Several … read more
Barely two months after the suspension of the Lagos+Johannesburg route, Air Peace is set to return to the city.
The airline in a statement by Mr Stanley Olisa, its Spokesman said that Air Peace would recommence the service on Sunday, October 9, 2022. The statement said: “This is to inform the flying public that our Johannesbu… read more
Tourism leaders from across the globe will convene again for the
Ministers’ Summit at World Travel Market London, 7-9 November 2022.
The summit, which is organised in association with UNWTO and the
World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC) will facilitate a debate around
ways to reimagine the sector’s future – driving its econ… read more
Zanzibar, one of Africa's top tourist destinations will host a major tourism summit next year to exhibit available investment opportunities in the sector and to promote its tourism attractions.
The announcement was made recently by the Zanzibar Tourism Investment Association (ZATIA) which has partnered with Arusha-based event organi… read more
Desire for cruise holidays surpasses 2019 levels
African Tourism United to transform sector for growth and opportunity
Zimbabwe further relaxes regulations
Cape Town Tourism reminds visitors to remian vigilant this festive season
MSC Sinfonia will cruise to Mossel Bay and Namibia for 2022/23 Cape Town season
Kruger National Park: Travellers urged to enter through alternative gates to Numbi Gate
Zambia scraps visa requirements for visiting foreigners
Air Peace Returns To Johannesburg Sunday
Ministers’ Summit challenges sector to rethink tourism industry at World Travel Market London
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