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The rising tide of medical tourism from Nigeria
is reshaping the region’s healthcare and travel landscape, with
far-reaching implications for Africa’s hospitality, aviation, and
insurance sectors. As thousands of Nigerians continue to seek treatment
in destinations such as the United Kingdom, India, Turkey, and t… read more
The
46th International Tourism Trade Fair (FITUR
2026) is set to make a significant impact on the global
tourism landscape, with a special focus on sustainability,
water management, and responsible innovation. Taking
place from 21 to 25 January 2026 at IFEMA MADRID, this edition brings
Mexico… read more
The landscape of international
mobility for Gambians has shifted dramatically following the United
States’ decision to impose stringent visa
restrictions on the West African nation. This move,
announced at the close of 2025, is rooted in the US government’s
concerns over high visa overstay rates
amon… read more
Nigeria’s
aviation industry is set to undergo a seismic transformation as the
African Civil Aviation Commission (AFCAC)
unveils an ambitious strategy to elevate Lagos and Abuja into premier
African flight hubs. This drive, centered on a blend of regulatory
overhaul, infrastructure investment, and fiscal reforms, could … read more
In a significant leap forward
for digital government services on the continent, the Republic of Benin
has introduced the ePass, a cutting-edge
self-service digital passport renewal application designed to
revolutionise the way citizens manage their international travel
documents. Developed by Seamfix, … read more
travelnews.africa is pausing operations for the festive season and
will resume on January 5th, 2026, ready to
continue providing the African travel trade with up-to-date, impactful
news. This brief break marks an oppor… read more
Kenya’s
national government has spent a striking Sh4.97 billion
on travel in just the first quarter of the 2025/26
financial year, reigniting debate over the effectiveness of President
William Ruto’s much-publicized austerity drive. This figure, revealed in
the latest Controller of Budget report, not only highlights th… read more
The
United States has enacted sweeping travel
restrictions that are fundamentally altering the outbound
travel landscape for several African nations. These measures, which
took effect on January 1, 2026, have introduced new barriers for
travelers and businesses, with Nigeria, Tanzania, and
South Sudan… read more
Across
the continent, the hospitality sector is undergoing a transformation as
global trends in wellness, technology, and personalized
service reshape what guests expect from their stays.
African hotels and resorts are not just following these trends—they are
adapting and innovating, blending international best practic… read more
South Africa’s iconic
Kruger National Park is set to welcome a
surge of visitors during the festive season, but with a renewed focus on
managing congestion and ensuring a safe, enjoyable experience for all.
The South African National Parks (SANParks)
has confirmed that gate quotas will be stric… read more
New Concierge Healthcare Model Targets Nigeria’s Medical Tourism Exodus
FITUR 2026 Unveils Sustainable Solutions and Water Innovation with Mexico as Partner Country
US Visa Restrictions on The Gambia: What Recent Policy Changes Mean for Sub-Saharan Africa’s Mobilit
Benin Launches Groundbreaking ePass for Digital Passport Renewal, Transforming Identity Services
travelnews.africa Announces Festive Season Break, Returning January 5th with Fresh Industry Insights
Kenya’s Soaring Government Travel Spend
US Travel Bans Reshape Africa’s Outbound Market and Visa Processing Landscape
Kruger National Park Tightens Day Visitor Entry: New Quotas, Fees, and Compliance Rules for Festive
