Vast red dunes in Namibia and quiet coastal ruins in Ghana reveal a continent built for accessible, first-time exploration, ...
Urban renewal projects transform Ethiopia’s capital from a transit hub into a growing leisure and business travel destination, hosting more than 221 global events⁠July 24 (TV BRICS/GNA) – Addis Ababa ...
Setting a serious agenda for tourism development, African women are coming up, rising up to take a leading role in tourism entrepreneurship across the continent, targeting to share their wide ...
The African Tourism Board and Nigeria launch a partnership promoting safe mobility, African unity, tourism growth, and ...
More and more travellers are coming to Africa than ever before. UN Tourism’s World Tourism Barometer shows that 81-million international visitors, an 8% increase on the 2024 total, landed in Africa in ...
With travel back in a dramatic full swing, many travelers are looking for something new to tick off their bucket list, often visiting outdoor destinations over crowded cities. The ability to finally ...
By developing themed religious and heritage routes that connect churches, mosques, temples, liberation heritage sites and ...
For most travelers, Africa's wildlife will always be the ultimate draw. But lately a new niche is taking root: agritourism. As today's travelers are looking for deeper, more authentic connections, ...
The organisers of the 22nd edition of the Akwaaba African Travel Market have announced plans to bring together Africa’s sports and tourism industries through the second African Tour Operators’ Summit, ...
Tourists visiting the Triumphal Arch on Hartbeespoort Dam in South Africa. During the U.S. Market Access Workshop last month, South African Tourism discussed ways to further engage U.S. tourists.
Satsa has unveiled the full programme for its flagship 2026 conference, bringing together business leaders, destination ...
Africa’s tourism outlook is improving as air access and traveler interest continue to expand. For investors and global travel brands, the question is no longer whether the sector can deploy capital ...