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On 1 December 2025, the North West Parks &
Tourism Board (NWPTB) implemented a new
card-only, cashless gate-taking system at
two of its flagship reserves: Pilanesberg National
Park and Kgaswane Mountain & Nature
Reserve. This upgrade is a key component of the N… read more
The launch of Qantas Airways’ new direct service
between Johannesburg and Perth marks a pivotal moment for
South Africa’s tourism and trade sectors, with far-reaching
implications for connectivity, economic growth, and people-to-people
ties across the Indian Ocean. The inaugural event, held in Johannesburg,
brought tog… read more
As the heart of the Southern African summer unfolds,
January marks the peak of malaria season
across much of the region. For those in Africa’s tourism sector, this
period demands heightened awareness and proactive communication with
clients, as the combination of warm temperatures, frequent
rains, and high humi… read more
The City of Windhoek is set to welcome visitors back to one of
its most cherished green spaces, as the Goreangab Dam
Recreation Park officially reopens on 10 December 2025.
Nestled in the north-western suburbs of Namibia’s capital, the park has
been closed since late July to facilitate urgent maintenance and repairs
to… read more
Edo State is charting an ambitious course toward becoming a
prominent aviation hub, as the government accelerates efforts to
modernise the region’s transport ecosystem. In a recent move to drive
this vision forward, the State Commissioner for Transport, Hon.
Uwuilekhur Saturday Idehen, embarked on a targeted tour of leading
airline and… read more
In a landmark achievement for the continent,
Mulemwa Moongwa of Zambia has been named
among the top twenty finalists on the prestigious Meetings
Industry Trendsetters list for 2025, published by the
US-based Meetings Today Magazine. This recognition marks the first time
in over three decades that an Af… read more
Botswana is charting a bold course for its tourism sector,
blending a steadfast commitment to
sustainability with dynamic new ambitions
in MICE, sports tourism, and improved air
connectivity. Speaking at the 2025 AirlinePros Global
Conference in Cape Town, Keitumestse
Setlang, CEO of… read more
Bale Mountains National Park in
Ethiopia is experiencing a remarkable upswing in both visitor numbers
and revenue, a development that is reshaping the tourism landscape in
the region and offering valuable lessons for Africa’s travel industry.
This surge is closely linked to a combination of major
infrastructure… read more
January signals a dramatic transformation in the
Okavango Delta, as Botswana’s famed
wetlands embrace the heart of the green season. For industry
professionals across sub-Saharan Africa, this is an important period to
reconsider how the Delta is marketed and experienced. The summer
landscape bursts into life, trading t… read more
The Muizenberg beachfront
redevelopment in Cape Town is making visible strides,
with the project now ten months into its ambitious overhaul. As one of
the city’s most beloved coastal destinations, Muizenberg is undergoing a
transformation that promises to elevate the visitor experience, enhance
safety, and future-proof… read more