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Kenya’s
wildlife tourism industry is once again under the spotlight following a
series of viral incidents that have ignited widespread condemnation and
prompted authorities to tighten enforcement of park rules. The latest
controversy centers on a Spanish visitor who filmed himself pouring beer
down an elephant’s trunk at the renowned … read more
The
City of uMhlathuze has staged a landmark
moment for African tourism and investment by hosting the
Tourism Investment Forum Africa (TIFA 2025)
for the first time at the Thembele Conference Centre in Richards Bay.
This gathering, which officially opened on 28 August, has drawn a
dynamic mix of glob… read more
The
rise of “silver tourism”—a term denoting
travel tailored for older adults—has emerged as a transformative force
in the global tourism landscape, and Egypt is positioning itself at the
forefront of this movement. According to the Cabinet Information and
Decision Support Center (IDSC), this sector not only promises t… read more
The
African aviation sector is celebrating a significant milestone as
African airlines recorded a 9.4% increase in air cargo
demand in July 2025 compared to the same period last
year. This robust growth, highlighted in the latest data released by the
International Air Transport Association
(IATA), po… read more
As
Namibia transitions from its crisp, dry winter into the first hints of
the wet season, Etosha National Park in
October stands out as a premier destination for those seeking an
authentic African safari. This period, marked by soaring temperatures
and parched landscapes, creates a unique environment where both wildlif… read more
The
recent diplomatic engagement between The Gambia and South
Africa is poised to unlock a wave of opportunities for
the African travel landscape. On the sidelines of TICAD 9 in Tokyo,
Foreign Minister Hon. Sering Modou Njie of The Gambia and his South
African counterpart, Hon. Ronald Lamola, set in motion discussions … read more
Turkish
Airlines is poised to further strengthen its presence in
West Africa with plans to introduce
scheduled flights to Bissau, the capital of
Guinea-Bissau. This strategic move, recently approved by the airline’s
board of directors, signals a continued commitment to expanding
connectivity across t… read more
South
African National Parks (SANParks) has
announced a significant milestone for Cape Town’s outdoor community and
visitors: the second phase of reopening at Table Mountain
National Park’s Silvermine area will take effect from 1
September 2025. This follows the successful reopening of Silvermine Gate
… read more
igeria’s
travel and tourism landscape is set for a transformative shift as the
National Institute for Hospitality and Tourism
(NIHOTOUR) moves to formalize a strategic partnership
with the National Association of Nigeria Travel Agencies
(NANTA). This collaboration is designed to elevate
professionali… read more
As
the southern hemisphere’s summer approaches, Kruger
National Park undergoes a remarkable transformation in
October. The dry, stark landscapes of winter begin to yield to the first
hints of renewal, as the promise of rain hovers in the air and the
bushveld prepares for its annual revival. For those in Africa’s travel… read more
Kenya Ramps Up Wildlife Protection After Viral Elephant Beer Incident and Maasai Mara Breaches
Richards Bay Unveils Bold Tourism Investment Pipeline at TIFA 2025
Egypt Eyes Senior Tourism Surge as Global Silver Market Expands
African Airlines Achieve 9.4% Cargo Growth in July 2025, Outpacing Global Trends
October in Etosha: Namibia’s Iconic Park Offers Peak Wildlife Drama and Striking Landscapes
Gambia–South Africa Visa-Free Talks Signal New Era for Regional Tourism and Trade
Turkish Airlines Eyes Bissau Expansion, Boosting West Africa’s Global Air Links
Table Mountain’s Silvermine Trails Reopen After Fires: What’s Accessible from September 2025
NIHOTOUR and NANTA Join Forces to Boost Training and Standards in Nigeria’s Travel Industry
October in Kruger: Early Rains, Wildlife Drama, and the Bushveld’s Seasonal Awakening
