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Tunisia
is brimming with untapped tourism
potential, poised to become a major
economic driver, according to European
Union Ambassador Giuseppe Perrone. Having personally explored various
regions and witnessed firsthand the progress of EU-funded
projects, Ambassador Perrone expressed… read more
Ghana’s
tourism sector is poised for a new era of growth and
innovation under the newly elected leadership of the Tour
Operators Union of Ghana (TOUGHA). Yvonne
Donkor, the recently inaugurated President,
has outlined a bold vision for the Union,
emphasizing unity, sustainable practices, and techno… read more
The Ghana Tourism Authority (GTA)
is forging a strong partnership with traditional leaders to boost
tourism in the Greater Accra Region, creating exciting new opportunities
for African travel agents. This collaborative approach, marked by a
recent high-level visit to the Ga Mantse, Nii Tackie Teiko
Tsuru II… read more
A major infrastructure push by the European
Union is set to transform
Zambia’s travel landscape, opening up
exciting new opportunities for African travel agents. The EU’s renewed
commitment to revitalizing Zambia Railways,
along with key border facilities, promises to significantly enh… read more
Cap Skirring International Airport has
achieved full certification, marking a significant milestone for
Senegal’s aviation and tourism sectors. This
achievement positions Senegal as the sole nation
within the West African Economic and Monetary Union
(UEMOA) boasting two ICAO-certified international
airp… read more
African travel agents can breathe a sigh of
relief as the Tanzania-Zambia Railway Authority
(TAZARA) stabilizes operations following a recent resolution
to salary arrears. The Zambian government's release of K43
million (approximately \$1.8 million USD) to cover three
months of back pay signals a positive shift fo… read more
A major tourism education summit
recently concluded in Lusaka, Zambia,
igniting a renewed focus on workforce
development and its potential to transform
Africa’s travel industry. The
3rd Travel, Hospitality & Tourism Education
Summit, held from Ap… read more
The global trade landscape is
transforming, presenting both obstacles and
prospects for the African travel
sector. While U.S. tariff
adjustments pose challenges, they also unveil
opportunities for growth and
diversification. This dynamic environment… read more
A
burgeoning tourism partnership between
Ghana and South Africa is creating exciting
new opportunities for African travel agents. This collaboration,
spearheaded by the Tour Operators’ Union of Ghana (TOUGHA) and South
Africa’s Minister of Tourism, Patricia de Lille, promises to unlock
significant g… read more
Namibia
has unveiled a revamped visa system, effective April 1st, 2025,
designed to simplify travel and boost tourism. These changes offer
exciting new prospects for African travel agents specializing in
Namibian destinations.
A key highlight of the new
system is the introduction of visa exemptions for diplomatic pa… read more