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In a strategic move to
elevate Kenya’s international profile, the government is equipping its
newly appointed ambassadors, high commissioners, and consuls with the
tools and knowledge to effectively promote the country’s
unmatched natural beauty, wildlife, and rich cultural
heritage. A special session held at the Minis… read more
The financial health of Zambia Railways Limited
(ZRL) and the Tanzania-Zambia Railway
Authority (TAZARA) has come under renewed scrutiny, with
both entities grappling with persistent losses and operational hurdles
that threaten the reliability and competitiveness of rail transport
across Southern and E… read more
Botswana
is positioning its tourism sector as a
cornerstone for socio-economic advancement and shared prosperity, as
underscored by Vice President Ndaba Gaolathe during the official launch
of the 2026 Tourism Pitso in Francistown.
Addressing delegates, Gaolathe—who also serves as Minister of
Finance—… read more
Returning
to the sweltering heat of Kilifi on
Kenya’s coast after a chilly German winter, the profound impacts of
climate change became immediately tangible. With midday temperatures
soaring above 35°C and the sun relentless over the Western
Indian Ocean shoreline, this renowned tourism
hotspot—famed… read more
The global tourism sector has
marked a significant milestone in 2025, with international
tourist arrivals (overnight visitors) rising by 4% to
reach an estimated 1.52 billion—almost 60
million more than in 2024. This robust performance, highlighted in the
latest World Tourism Barometer… read more
South
African National Parks (SANParks) has announced the reopening of
several gates and facilities in Kruger National
Park following improved weather conditions and ongoing
safety assessments in the Limpopo and Mpumalanga provinces. As of
26 January 2026, overnight visitors are
once again allowed en… read more
As Kenya prepares to co-host the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations
(AFCON) alongside Uganda and Tanzania, the government is making bold
moves to ensure seamless transport access to key venues. Central to this
effort is a comprehensive upgrade of the Nairobi Commuter
Rail Service, spearheaded by Kenya Railways, aimed at
transf… read more
The domestic debt of Mozambique’s national
airline, LAM, has seen a modest increase as the company
continues to navigate a challenging restructuring process. According to
recent reports, LAM’s domestic debt has grown to approximately
\$92.7 million amid ongoing financial
pressures and operational const… read more
Regent Seven Seas Cruises
recently confirmed that a small number of guests aboard the
Seven Seas Voyager experienced symptoms
consistent with stomach flu (gastroenteritis) upon docking at the
Cape Town Cruise Terminal. This development
triggered the activation of stringent onboard health protoco… read more
The iconic Queen
Mary 2 has etched a new chapter in maritime history by
completing her inaugural transit of the Panama
Canal, a landmark event in Cunard’s 2026 World Voyage.
This momentous passage took place over the weekend of January 24th and
25th, 2026, as the 149,215-ton ocean liner—renowned as the… read more
Kenya Empowers New Envoys to Champion Tourism and Cultural Heritage on the Global Stage
Zambia Railways and TAZARA Face Mounting Losses, Modernisation Plans Signal Hope for Regional Rail
Botswana Signals Tourism Transformation with Focus on Sustainability and Inclusive Growth
Climate Change Threatens Coastal Livelihoods and Heritage in Kenya’s Tourism Heartland
Global Tourism Surges in 2025: Africa Leads Growth as International Arrivals Hit 1.52 Billion
Kruger National Park Gates and Facilities Reopen as Weather Improves and Safety Checks Continue
Kenya’s Rail Upgrades Set to Revolutionize Transport for AFCON 2027
LAM's deficit higher even ongoing restructuration
Seven Seas Voyager Reports Gastroenteritis Cases in Cape Town, Prompting Heightened Health Measures
Queen Mary 2 Makes History with First Panama Canal Transit, Enhancing 2026 World Voyage and Cape Tow
