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Zimbabwe’s tourism sector is poised for a robust expansion in
2026, with projections indicating a 3.1% growth
rate driven by a surge in international arrivals from key
source markets. This anticipated upswing is underpinned by a
comprehensive destination marketing strategy that aims to showcase the
country’s ri… read more
The Namibian tourism sector is grappling with a pressing
air connectivity deficit following the
closure of Air Namibia, a situation that continues to hamper the
country’s ability to fully capitalise on its global marketing
initiatives. According to the Namibia Tourism Board
(NTB), the absence of a reli… read more
For those seeking a truly atmospheric encounter with one of
Africa’s most iconic natural wonders, Victoria Falls in
January promises a dynamic blend of lush scenery,
swelling river flows and a refreshingly tranquil ambience. Situated
majestically along the Zimbabwe-Zambia border, the Falls at the start of
the year reve… read more
Madagascar is making a bold play to reposition itself on the
global tourism map by launching a sweeping national campaign, “Let’s
Restore the Image of Madagascar Together” (REIM). This initiative is set
to reshape perceptions, rebuild confidence, and amplify the island’s
unique appeal, rallying stakeholders from across the country and th… read more
The South African Weather Service
(SAWS) has released its latest Seasonal
Climate Watch for December 2025 through April 2026,
delivering key insights for tourism planners, hospitality providers, and
the broader African travel industry. The climate outlook signals a
shift from a neutral El Niño-… read more
Wandeleia Rodrigues Bango, the newly crowned Miss
Angola 2026, has thrown the spotlight on sustainable
domestic tourism and environmental stewardship as the cornerstones of
her year-long reign. Speaking after her election on November 30, Bango
articulated a vision that intertwines tourism with social upliftment,
aiming… read more
Nigeria is set to redefine its approach to identity management
and migration operations with the upcoming launch of the
Single Travel Emergency Passport in January
2026. Announced by the Minister of Interior, Dr Olubunmi Tunji Ojo,
during the introduction of the ECOWAS Biometric ID Card in Abuja, this
digital solution … read more
Namibia’s digital content scene is rapidly gaining momentum,
with a fresh focus on the critical role that digital
creators play in elevating the nation’s profile on the
world stage. At the recent MTC Content Creator
Awards in Windhoek, the spotlight was firmly on the
individuals and talents shaping mod… read more
Zimbabwe’s government is doubling down on its commitment to the
tourism sector by extending the suspension of import duty
on motor vehicles for safari and tour operators. This
move, announced by Finance, Economic Development and Investment
Promotion Minister Mthuli Ncube in the 2026 National Budget, is designed
to keep… read more
Malawi
is preparing to overhaul its entry requirements, with a proposed policy
that will revoke visa-free access for most foreign visitors and
introduce a strict reciprocity system. This move, announced by the
Minister of Finance in November 2025, is set to reshape the country’s
tourism landscape and could have far-reaching effects for… read more
Zimbabwe Targets 3.1% Tourism Growth in 2026 with Aggressive Global Marketing and New Attachés
Namibia Eyes National Airline Revival to Bridge Air Connectivity Gap
January at Victoria Falls: Lush Landscapes, Rising Waters and Hassle-Free Border Crossings
Madagascar Unveils Unified REIM Campaign and Digital Deals Hub to Revitalize Tourism
Weak La Niña Set to Shape South Africa’s Summer: Wetter Northeast, Warmer Nights Forecast
Miss Angola 2026 Puts Sustainable Domestic Tourism and Community Development Centre Stage
Nigeria Unveils Digital Emergency Passport, Ushering in New Era of Identity Management
Digital Creators Propel Namibia’s Global Brand and Inspire Industry Growth
Malawi’s New Reciprocity Visa Policy: What It Means for Africa’s Tourism Sector
