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Silversea is experiencing a resurgence of demand for its West African itineraries out of Cape Town, after they were reinstated in 2025 following the COVID-19 pandemic.
The luxury cruise line first started sailing the West African coast in 2011, but suspended the service in 2020 during the Coronavirus outbreak, which shut down the gl… read more
The 20th edition of the Akwaaba Travel Market, West Africa’s largest travel and tourism exhibition fair, is set to be a landmark event, featuring a diverse range of high-profile newcomers making their debut.
Mövenpick Hotel & Residence Nairobi from Kenya, Memorial Healthcare Group from Turkey, and Costa Cruises from Italy will p… read more
Liberia offers a rich blend of culture, history, and natural beauty, making it a fascinating travel destination. Citizens from 16 countries, including South Korea, Senegal, and Nigeria, can travel to Liberia visa-free, simplifying and easing their entry. From pristine beaches and lush rainforests to vibrant cities and historic sites, Liberia has… read more
Nigeria, located on the Gulf of Guinea in Africa, has relaxed its visa-free entry policies for 23 countries to promote both tourism and business travel. The country is home to numerous natural landmarks and wildlife reserves. Notable sites include Cross River National Park and Yankari National Park, which feature waterfalls, dense rainfor… read more
In a historic moment for Sierra Leone, Vice President Dr. Mohamed
Juldeh Jalloh, on behalf of President Brig. Rtd. Dr. Julius Maada Bio,
in collaboration with the World Bank Sierra Leone Economic
Diversification Project (SLEDP), has launched the country’s first-ever
National Strategic Tourism Plan. The landmark event drew government
of… read more
The UN Tourism Africa department remains committed to its member
states and the advancement of the UN Tourism Agenda for Africa –
Tourism for Inclusive Growth. Over the past years, our member states
have collaborated with us on key priorities to bring about
transformative change in the African tourism sector.
Desp… read more
Rwanda has slowly reformed its visa system to be more open to visitors and businesspeople, aiming to promote international relations, cooperation, and economic growth, particularly through tourism, according to government officials. The latest changes, which include visa waivers for citizens of more than 100 countries over a specif… read more
The Government of the Republic of Korea ("South Korea") has announced that it will open new diplomatic missions in … read more
The latest edition of Africa Showcase successfully concluded after
two weeks of engaging activities across four key cities: Seattle,
Denver, Fort Lauderdale and Boston. Africa Showcase, known as North
America’s premier Africa-focused travel trade show, provided an
excellent mix of networking opportunities, destination insights and
val… read more
President Julius Maada Bio of Sierra Leone has appointed Former
Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Mrs. Nabeela
F. Tunis as the country’s new minister of Tourism and Cultural Affairs
in his new cabinet announced and approved by parliament.
She replaced Dr Memunatu Pratt, who held the portfolio in the last
c… read more
Demand surging for Silversea on West African itineraries out of Cape Town
Akwaaba Travel Market: A platform for connections, collaborations and innovation
Liberia is booming with new visa-free entry for 16 countries
Nigeria's new visa policy to drive Tourism
Historic leap for Sierra Leone Tourism as National Strategic Plan launches to ignite sector growth
Driving tourism for inclusive growth: UN Tourism vision for a prosperous Africa
Three things to know about Rwanda's visa-free policy
South Korea to open new embassies in Botswana and Zambia
