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More travellers are expressing interest in visiting and exploring
Namibia as a tourist destination. This was made clear at the country’s
exhibition pavilion at this year’s Africa’s Travel Indaba in Durban,
which attracted a lot of visitors and enquiries about the destination.
In an interview with VoyagesAfriq, the Head of Marketin… read more
Last March, TAAG Angola Airlines suspended its Luanda - Accra route, promising to relaunch it in June. To date, however, the airline is citing the persistence of a number of operational constraints.
With immediate effect, the government has lifted all COVID-19 restrictions at the country's ports of entry.
As such, pre-departure testing for COVID-19 and all other tests at Ghana's entry points are no longer a requirement, so, has the health declaration form for international travellers been suspended.
These were contained in a sta… read more
The Tour Operators Union of Ghana (TOUGHA) were once again in Durban
to participate in this year’s Africa’s Travel Indaba. Over 70 of the
Union’s members took part in various activities and events of the
three-day tourism expo.
From the pre-Indaba BONDay event to the opening plenary session, B2B,
speed marketing and… read more
The Ghana Tourism Authority (GTA) under the auspices of the Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture has begun its regional tourist visits as part of efforts to promote the 'Experience Ghana, Share Ghana' Campaign and encourage domestic tourism.
The team has over the last two weeks visited Aburi Gardens, Bunso Eco Park, and Akwamu Fie … read more
Nigeria High Commissioner to South Africa, Ambassador Haruna Manta says he is impressed with the high profile intervention on joint Africa Tourism prosperity by National Association of Nigeria Travel Agencies (NANTA), noting that the association cannot be ignored in the quest to address tourism trade matters in Nigeria and Africa.… read more
Kainene vos Savant was Justin Irabor’s personal study partner. Named after one of America’s cleverest people, Kainene is off-the-charts clever. But she is no regular study partner. She’s a super-intelligent chatbot. And she’s taking the Nigerian internet by storm.
After enrolling as a distance learning student at the International Uni… read more
The Malawi International Tourism Expo (MITE) has been hailed as a resounding success by the Ministry of Tourism. The two-day event, which featured the theme "Takulandirani," brought together industry professionals, local suppliers, and experts to conduct business at the Bingu Wa International Convention Centre in Lilongwe. President Dr. L… read more
Recently, South African wines have gained popularity in international markets, including Ghana where South African wine exports have been increasing. South Africa is a leading exporter of wine, renowned for producing high-quality wines at reasonable prices. As Ghana's economy continues to grow, there is an increasing demand for imported wines, a… read more
For the very first time, travel agents and tour operators from Nigeria and Ghana will gather for an industry conference in Johannesburg, South Africa. The National Association of Nigeria Travel Agencies (NANTA) is organizing the conference in collaboration with the Tour Operators' Union of Ghana (TOUGHA).
The conference aims to brin… read more
Namibia Tourism Board excited about travellers’ growing interest in destination
TAAG Angola Airlines postpones its return to Ghana indefinitely
COVID-19 Pandemic - Ghana Lifts Restrictions At Ports of Entry
TOUGHA wraps up successful participation in Indaba 2023
'Experience Ghana, Share Ghana' Regional Tours begin
Intra African Travel: NANTA cannot be ignored, addressing difficulty in obtaining visas..
Nigeria: An African alternative to ChatGPT takes Telegram by storm
Malawi positions Tourism as key economic pillar, counts gains at 4th International Expo
Wines of South Africa, an Optimistic look into West Africa and Market Growth in Ghana and Nigeria
