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As the global tourism community gathered at WTM Africa, Madagascar
stood proudly alongside other African nations, ready to present its
distinctive offerings to the world stage.
VoyagesAfriq Media conducted an interview with Madam Lovanirina
Rakotonantoandro, the Research and Development Director of the
Madagascar National Tourism… read more
A vital railway segment linking Tanzania’s capital, Dar es Salaam, to Isaka is set for major improvements benefitting nearly 900,000 people thanks to the recently approved financing from the International Development Association* (IDA), at the end of March 2024.
The $200 million financing for the second phase of the Tanzania Intermo… read more
In what is expected to be a celebration of Africa’s vibrant tourism
industry, the Malawi International Tourism Expo (MITE) is set to return
for its highly anticipated 5th edition, affectionately known as
‘Takulandirani’. From April 25th to 27th, 2024, the Bingu Wa Mutharika
International Convention Centre (BICC) in Lilongwe will … read more
Inflation or no inflation, concerns about the economy or no concerns, overtourism is becoming the new normal.
Travel
has become such a fundamental part of the basic human needs. After you
take care of your physiological needs: food, shelter, clothing, sleep,
etc., next comes health, family and…travel. This is Maslow’s Hierarchy
of… read more
The Castle of Good Hope in Cape Town, the oldest existing building in South Africa, h… read more
Against the backdrop of Africa’s premier travel trade show, WTM
Africa this year in Cape Town, Seychelles Tourism made an impressive
showing as it showcased the island country’s rich and exotic tourism
products to the thousands who attended the travel trade show.
Mrs. Bernadette Willemin, Director General for Destination Marketing… read more
A new public WiFi service is now available in Livingstone on the Zambian side of the … read more
The ongoing corridor project and other redevelopment activities will have great contribution to stimulate and accelerate the tourism influx to the metropolis, the Addis Ababa Culture and Tourism Bureau said.
The Bureau Head Hirut Kassaw (PhD) told the Ethiopian Press Agency (EPA) that the redevelopment work will help Addis Ababa to … read more
The Global Distribution System (GDS) is continuing to perform for
independent accommodation providers with reservations up 34.5% in the
past year and up 4.2% on 2019 pre-pandemic levels, according to HotelREZ
Hotels & Resorts’ Independent Accommodation Insigh… read more
The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Economics and Public Administration has advised Namibia’s railway company, TransNamib, to explore the possibility of allowing private operators to utilise the rail network through concession agreements.
The committee’s position was formed following visits to railway infrastructure in the count… read more
Madagascar: A cocktail of alluring tourism offerings awaits you
World Bank financing to boost safety and efficiency of Tanzania's key railway line
MITE 2024: An opportunity to embrace everything tourism at the ‘Warm Heart of Africa’
Cape Town: Free entry to the Castle of Good Hope on Freedom Day 2024
Seychelles Tourism’s new focus: Embracing sports, expanding markets and courting film industry
Livingstone: Public WiFi launched on the Zambian side of the Victoria Falls
Addis remaking stimulates Tourist influx
Independent hoteliers see GDS bookings rise 34.5%
TransNamib told to allow private operators to utilise the rail network
