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The
Sissala West District in Ghana's Upper West
Region is gaining significant attention as a promising
heritage tourism destination following a high-profile ministerial visit
that spotlighted the area's rich cultural assets. This development holds
considerable relevance for travel professionals across sub-Saharan
Afr… read more
Zambia
delivered a clear message at this year's Africa's Travel
Indaba in Durban: tourism development must translate into
tangible economic benefits, employment opportunities and meaningful
partnerships. Government officials and industry leaders used the
platform to position the Southern African nation… read more
Travel
professionals serving clients visiting South Africa's renowned
Cape Winelands must urgently advise
travellers to adjust their itineraries following confirmation that the
scenic Franschhoek Pass has been closed
indefinitely to all traffic. The Western Cape
Government announced … read more
Kenya
Airways has officially resumed flight operations between
Nairobi and Dubai, restoring a vital
connection that links East Africa with one of the Middle East's most
important commercial and travel hubs. The flagship Kenyan carrier
confirmed that services recommenced on 14th May
2026… read more
The
Nigeria Immigration Service has officially
commenced implementation of a 30-day visa exemption
policy for Rwandan nationals, marking a significant
milestone in bilateral relations between the two African nations. This
development follows the announcement made by President
Bola Ahmed Tinub… read more
Nigeria's
aviation sector has welcomed a new entrant following the
successful certification of Pioneer Airlines, a carrier owned by
Bayelsa State. The airline recently received its Air Operator
Certificate, marking a significant step forward for sub-national
participation in the country's growing aviation industry and … read more
Deep
within the Swartberg Mountains of the Western Cape lies a
subterranean wonder that holds the distinction of being South Africa's
very first tourist attraction. The Cango Caves have drawn visitors from
across the globe for more than two centuries, their mysterious limestone
chambers filled with glistening formation… read more
Angola
is making a determined push to position itself as a collaborative
partner in building a more connected African tourism economy. At
Africa's Travel Indaba 2026 in Durban,
senior government officials outlined a vision centred on regional
integration, substantial public investment and a sharper foc… read more
South
African regional carrier Airlink has
announced the launch of the first-ever non-stop flight
service between Cape Town and Zanzibar, marking a
significant milestone in intra-African connectivity.
The new route is scheduled to commence operations on 3rd
October 2026, with weekly … read more
East
Africa's largest infrastructure project is reshaping how
people and goods move across the region, with Tanzania's Standard Gauge
Railway now carrying millions of passengers and recently launching
container freight services from the port of Dar es Salaam. For travel
professionals across the continent, this transfor… read more
Ghana's Upper West Region Emerges as Heritage Tourism Hotspot
Zambia Signals Serious Investment Ambitions and Job Creation Focus at Indaba 2026
Franschhoek Pass Closed Indefinitely as Storms Devastate Cape Winelands Tourism Route
Kenya Airways Restores Daily Nairobi-Dubai Service After Operational Suspension
Nigeria Welcomes Rwandan Visitors with New 30-Day Visa-Free Entry Policy
Pioneer Airlines Secures AOC as Nigeria Boosts Support for Indigenous Carriers
Angola Commits $250 Million to Infrastructure as It Champions African Tourism Unity
Airlink to connect Capetown and Zanzibar
Tanzania's SGR Transforms East African Travel With 6 Million Passengers Already Moved
