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Ethiopia
is actively transforming its healthcare sector and aims to become a
prime destination for medical tourism in Africa. The nation is
strategically positioned to attract both domestic and international
patients, offering a unique blend of advanced medical services, cultural
richness, and natural beauty.
A key driver of this… read more
The
Maasai Mara National Reserve has secured a
prestigious new title: the World's Greatest Annual
Terrestrial Wildlife Migration, as recognized by the
World Book of Records, UK. This accolade
not only celebrates the Mara's breathtaking spectacle but also presents a
golden opportunity… read more
Durban,
often overlooked in South Africa’s travel landscape,
is experiencing a remarkable transformation thanks to a surge in
cruise tourism. Once dismissed as unsafe and
unremarkable, the city is now attracting a growing number of cruise
lines, from mainstream operators like AIDA and
Costa to luxu… read more
Kenya’s
aviation sector, vital for economic growth and tourism, is
undergoing a transformation. While high airfares
remain a challenge, innovative strategies are emerging to enhance
affordability and connectivity for
travelers.
Airlines face global
economic pressures, including rising fuel pri… read more
The
UNESCO World Heritage Committee has
inscribed two extraordinary Southern African sites onto its prestigious
list: Mozambique’s Maputo National Park and
Malawi’s Mount Mulanje Cultural Landscape.
This recognition is set to ignite tourism interest, creating exciting
opportunities f… read more
In
a decisive move to tackle corruption and improve efficiency, Ugandan
President Yoweri Museveni has ordered the dismissal of 152 staff members
at Entebbe International Airport. This sweeping action aims to address
concerns about irregular recruitment
practices and allegations of bribery and
extortion… read more
African travel agents need to be aware of a
significant change in US visa policy affecting
Ugandan travelers. The validity of
non-immigrant visas for Ugandans has been drastically
reduced from a potential two years or more down to just three
months. This shift, confirmed by the US Embassy in… read more
A new report from Euromonitor
International reveals a surge in global business travel,
creating exciting prospects for African travel agents. The study,
commissioned by travel management company
Navan, forecasts global business travel
spending to reach nearly US\$2.9 trillion by
2029… read more
Cape
Town has secured the coveted title of "Best
City in the World" for the seventh time in the
2025 Telegraph Travel Awards, reaffirming its status
as a top global destination. This prestigious accolade, based on votes
from over 20,000 Telegraph readers, marks the second
time this year that Cape… read more
Airlink
has significantly boosted its Southern Africa
network by adding a second daily flight between Johannesburg
(JNB) and Walvis Bay (WVB),
Namibia. Launched on July 4, 2025, this enhanced
schedule offers African travel agents exciting new
opportunities to promote Namibia’s unique c… read more
Ethiopia: A Rising Hub for Medical Tourism in Africa
Maasai Mara's World Record Win
Durban’s Cruise Tourism Surge: Redefining the City’s Narrative
Southern Africa’s UNESCO Gems Spark Tourism Gold Rush
Entebbe Airport Shake-Up: 152 Staff Dismissed in Anti-Corruption Drive
US Visa Shortened to 3 Months: Uganda Agent Alert
Business Travel Boom: Africa Poised for Growth
Cape Town Clinches "World's Best City" Title, Boosting South Africa’s Tourism Allure
Airlink Doubles Daily JNB-Walvis Bay Flights
