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Togo
has officially eliminated visa requirements for citizens of every
African nation, marking a significant milestone in the
continent's gradual movement toward greater mobility and integration.
The new policy, which came into force on May 18, permits passport
holders from across Africa to enter the West African natio… read more
Uganda
is ramping up efforts to attract more visitors from
Australia through a coordinated campaign that blends
tourism marketing with diplomatic engagement. A delegation of Australian
travel professionals, tourism marketers, media representatives, and
destination advocates recently completed an extensive tour of the E… read more
The
coastal city of Durban has taken a
significant step toward reinforcing visitor safety with the unveiling of
a dedicated Coastal Tourism Policing
initiative. Launched during the ongoing
Africa's Travel Indaba, this new programme
signals the growing recognition among South African … read more
The
Rainbow Nation has arrived at IMEX Frankfurt
2026 with exceptional confidence, reinforcing its
dominant position as the continent's foremost destination for meetings,
incentives, conferences and exhibitions. This prestigious gathering of
global business events professionals, currently underway in Germany from
19 … read more
Ghana
has introduced a centralised digital system that consolidates tourism
registration, licensing, inspections, levy payments and public
verification into a single online platform. The Ghana
Tourism Information System, unveiled at the Accra City
Hotel on 19 May 2026, represents a fundamental shift in… read more
The
Sissala West District in Ghana's Upper West
Region is gaining significant attention as a promising
heritage tourism destination following a high-profile ministerial visit
that spotlighted the area's rich cultural assets. This development holds
considerable relevance for travel professionals across sub-Saharan
Afr… read more
Zambia
delivered a clear message at this year's Africa's Travel
Indaba in Durban: tourism development must translate into
tangible economic benefits, employment opportunities and meaningful
partnerships. Government officials and industry leaders used the
platform to position the Southern African nation… read more
Travel
professionals serving clients visiting South Africa's renowned
Cape Winelands must urgently advise
travellers to adjust their itineraries following confirmation that the
scenic Franschhoek Pass has been closed
indefinitely to all traffic. The Western Cape
Government announced … read more
Angola
is making a determined push to position itself as a collaborative
partner in building a more connected African tourism economy. At
Africa's Travel Indaba 2026 in Durban,
senior government officials outlined a vision centred on regional
integration, substantial public investment and a sharper foc… read more
The
Ghana Tourism Development Company has
introduced a comprehensive package of tourism products and services that
marks a decisive pivot toward commercially focused destination
development. The launch, held at the organisation's Accra forecourt on
12 May, represents a clear departure from purely promotional activities… read more
Togo Opens Doors to All African Passport Holders With New Visa-Free Entry Policy
Uganda Strengthens Tourism Ties With Australia Through High-Level Diplomatic Push
Durban Rolls Out Enhanced Policing to Safeguard Tourism Along Its Coastline
South Africa Cements Its Role as Africa's Leading Business Events Powerhouse
Ghana Launches Digital Platform to Streamline Tourism Licensing and Combat Fraud
Ghana's Upper West Region Emerges as Heritage Tourism Hotspot
Zambia Signals Serious Investment Ambitions and Job Creation Focus at Indaba 2026
Franschhoek Pass Closed Indefinitely as Storms Devastate Cape Winelands Tourism Route
Angola Commits $250 Million to Infrastructure as It Champions African Tourism Unity
Ghana Unveils Digital Platforms and Experiences to Drive Commercial Tourism Growth
