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Stretches of AIDAsol’s 2024/2025 world cruise have opened for sale, with 33- to 84-night legs of the voyage now available for booking, including the portion visiting South Africa.
Prices for the individual legs of the World Cruise start at €3,650 per person including a €700 early booking discount if booked by April 30th, 2024… read more
Hope rises for the rebound of the Nigerian tourism industry as the
Federal Republic of Nigeria has been elected to the executive council of
the United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) at its 66th
Commission for Africa Meeting held in Mauritius.
With the development, Nigeria returns to the highest structure of UNW… read more
Tanzania has been ranked the second country in Africa for receiving a large number of tourists in the first quarter of this year (January to March).
According to the statistics unveiled by the Tanzania Tourist Board (TTB) for the period between January and March this year, Tanzania received 409,082 foreign tourists compared t… read more
During the 66th Meeting of the UNWTO Commission for Africa, Prime Minister of Mauritius, Pravind Kumar Jugnauth, showcased Mauritius as a leading example of sustainable tourism recovery amidst the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Addressing the three-day meetings at Le Meridien in Pointe aux Piments, Mauritius, he u… read more
Ghana has been elected to the United Nations World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO) Executive Council after she polled 17 votes out of the 20 valid votes cast at the UNWTO Commission for Africa meeting in Mauritius on Thursday.
Five other countries also got elected to the council but with lesser votes. These countries are Nigeria… read more
Tourism
leaders from across Africa have met to rethink and realign the sector’s
role as a driver of development and opportunity across the region.
At
the 66th meeting of t… read more
Following the COVID-19 pandemic crisis that left the tourism industry across the continent on the brink of collapse, the sector is said to be on the rebound, according to the United Nations' World Tourism Organization (UNWTO).
The latest UNWTO data shows international arrivals across Africa were back to 88% of pre-pand… read more
Tourism leaders from across Africa have met to rethink and realign
the sector’s role as a driver of development and opportunity across the
region.
At the 66th meeting of the UNWTO Regional Commission for Africa,
Member States joined representatives from international organizations
and the private sector to focus o… read more
Pristine beaches, transparent turquoise waters, and warm sun; is
probably the image you have of Mauritius, the tiny rock in the southwest
of the Indian Ocean. An idyllic image which, it is believed, prompted
American novelist, Mark Twain, to coin this aphorism, “Mauritius was
made first and then heaven; and heaven was copied after Maurit… read more
The highly anticipated reopening of the beloved LUX* Belle Mare, Mauritius
- situated on the island's wild east coast, tucked away in lush
tropical gardens near the quaint village of Belle Mare - will welcome
guests back on 1 Octo… read more
South African stretch of AIDA’s 2024/25 World Cruise opens for booking
Nigerian tourism on global spotlight as country joins UNWTO Executive Council
Tanzania records sharp rise in tourist arrivals
Ghana elected to UNWTO executive council
Africa's Tourism industry on the rebound
Mauritius, the ultimate green destination
LUX* Belle Mare, Mauritius to reopen in october after extensive renovation
