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The
United States, under the Trump administration, has enacted a sweeping
suspension of visa processing for 75
countries, with 26 African
nations included in the list. This move, effective from
21 January, primarily impacts would-be immigrants seeking US “green
cards,” but may also extend to certain … read more
Starting from 1
January 2026, Zambia’s Department of Immigration has
introduced revised visa fees, significantly impacting travellers from
visa-required countries. Announced by Zambia
Tourism, the new fee structure sees the cost of
single-entry and double-entry
visas… read more
February in the Okavango Delta
delivers an immersive safari experience unlike any other period of the
year. Located in the heart of Botswana, this UNESCO-listed wetland
transforms with the rains, revealing a verdant paradise that pulses with
life and colour. With the Delta’s floodplains turning vivid green,
skies shift… read more
February
marks a spectacular period at Victoria
Falls, the legendary natural wonder straddling the border
of Zimbabwe and Zambia. Locally revered as
Mosi-oa-Tunya—“The Smoke That
Thunders”—the Falls are at their most powerful during this time,
offering a sensory feast for visitors se… read more
As
the heart of the Southern African summer unfolds,
February stands out as a critical month for malaria
awareness across the region. The combination of
warm temperatures and widespread rainfall
creates the perfect storm for mosquito breeding, significantly
increasing the risk of malaria transmission… read more
Tanzania has once again captured the spotlight on the
international tourism stage, with President Samia Suluhu
Hassan celebrating a series of prestigious accolades that
underscore the nation’s growing appeal. At a ceremony held at Tunguu
State House in Zanzibar, the President received three major awards from
the 2025 W… read more
The
Botswana Ministry of Environment and
Tourism, through its Department of Meteorological
Services (DMS), has released the official seasonal
rainfall and temperature outlook for January to April
2026. This forecast is of particular interest to Africa’s
tourism sector, as it sets the stage for what s… read more
Across
the continent, the hospitality sector is undergoing a transformation as
global trends in wellness, technology, and personalized
service reshape what guests expect from their stays.
African hotels and resorts are not just following these trends—they are
adapting and innovating, blending international best practic… 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
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
US Visa Suspension Targets 75 Countries, Spares Mozambique and Select African Partners
Zambia Doubles Visa Fees for Single and Double Entries as of January 2026, Yet Maintains Open Travel
February in Botswana’s Okavango Delta: Lush Landscapes, Active Wildlife, and Low-Season Opportunitie
February’s High-Water Drama at Victoria Falls: What to Expect This Rainy Season
February’s Malaria Surge: What Sub-Saharan Africa’s Tourism Sector Needs to Know
Tanzania’s Global Tourism Triumphs Signal New Era for African Destinations
Botswana’s 2026 Wet Season Outlook Promises Lush Landscapes and Dynamic Wildlife Encounters
Botswana Champions Sustainable Tourism with New Policy, MICE Ambitions, and Air Access Drive
