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A powerful new chapter is
opening in Africa's outreach to the Chinese tourism market, and this
time Namibia is leading the charge. A
high-level delegation from the Namibia Tourism Board
(NTB), headed by Chief Executive Officer
Sebulon Chiliho Chicalu, has held strategic
talks with th… read more
Seychelles
has officially wrapped up its 2025-2026 cruise ship
season on a triumphant note, with the berthing and
departure of the MV Viking Yi Dun from Port Victoria on Saturday, 27
June 2026, marking the final cruise call of the season. The closure
represents another successful chapter for the archipelago's cruise
… read more
The
spice islands are once again proving why they remain one of Africa's
most magnetic holiday destinations.
Zanzibar recorded 69,605
tourist arrivals in June 2026, marking a 3.1 percent rise
compared with the 67,496 visitors received during the same month in
2025. The figures, released by the Zanzib… read more
Angola
is positioning tourism at the very heart of its national economic
strategy, with Tourism Minister Márcio
Daniel declaring that the sector is on track to become
one of the country's top three drivers of employment. Speaking in Luanda
at the opening of the conference marking the tenth anniversary of the
Associat… read more
.....has officially taken to the skies, opening a
fresh chapter in East Africa's aviation story and setting the stage for a
significant surge in Russian visitor arrivals across Tanzania and
Zanzibar. The route, unveiled through President Samia Suluhu Hassan's
diplomatic outreach to Moscow, is being celebrated across the region as a
lan… read more
Mauritius
has taken a defining step in reshaping its tourism future, with the
Mauritius Tourism Promotion Authority
(MTPA) announcing the appointment of globally acclaimed
hospitality leader Paul T. Jones CMG as
Consultant on a voluntary basis. The landmark decision, approved by the
MTPA Board, signa… read more
Mozambique
is steadily regaining its footing as a preferred Indian Ocean
destination, following the severe flooding that swept across the country
during the 2025/26 rainy and cyclone
season. While emergency conditions have long passed, the
recovery landscape is a mixed picture: many coastal tourism regions are
once a… read more
A significant shift in South
Africa's border processing has now come into effect, and travel
professionals across sub-Saharan Africa should ensure both their clients
and their internal teams are fully prepared. From 01 July
2026, the South African Revenue Service (SARS) has made
it compulsory for most international tra… read more
Recent
international headlines about anti-immigration
demonstrations in South Africa have raised questions
among travellers and industry professionals across the continent. Yet,
despite the extensive media coverage and heightened security response,
South Africa's tourism sector has continued to function smoothly, with … read more
Tanzania has launched an
ambitious 12.6 billion-shilling infrastructure programme
inside Serengeti National Park, a bold move designed to
safeguard the country's most prized tourism asset while preparing it for
the realities of increasingly unpredictable weather patterns. The
investment signals a clear message to the A… read more
Namibia Courts High-End Chinese Travellers in Landmark Tourism Pact with 2027 Delegation Planned
Seychelles Closes 2025-2026 Cruise Season With 41 Ship Calls and Bold Sustainability Vision
Zanzibar Welcomes 69,605 Visitors in June as European Demand Powers Peak Season Surge
Angola sets bold vision to make tourism a top-three job creator by 2036
Air Tanzania's new Dar es Salaam–Moscow direct service
Mauritius Tourism Authority Appoints Legendary Hotelier Paul T. Jones to Steer Bold New Era
Mozambique Reopens for Tourism as Coastal Corridors Rebound from 2026 Flood Season
New SARS Online Traveller Declaration Now Mandatory for All South Africa Arrivals and Departures
Tanzania commits 12.6bn/- to fortify Serengeti roads, bridges and visitor access ahead of peak seaso
