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The close of 2025 brought a dramatic shift for
Madagascar’s tourism sector, as the country
was rocked by a sudden political crisis. The removal of President Andry
Rajoelina, following weeks of youth-led protests over persistent water
and power shortages, culminated in a military takeover in mid-October.
Demonstrations … read more
Botswana
is positioning its tourism sector as a
cornerstone for socio-economic advancement and shared prosperity, as
underscored by Vice President Ndaba Gaolathe during the official launch
of the 2026 Tourism Pitso in Francistown.
Addressing delegates, Gaolathe—who also serves as Minister of
Finance—… read more
Returning
to the sweltering heat of Kilifi on
Kenya’s coast after a chilly German winter, the profound impacts of
climate change became immediately tangible. With midday temperatures
soaring above 35°C and the sun relentless over the Western
Indian Ocean shoreline, this renowned tourism
hotspot—famed… read more
The
Amhara Region of Ethiopia is witnessing a remarkable revival in its
tourism sector, driven by sustained peacebuilding and targeted
development efforts. According to the Amhara Culture, Tourism and Sport
Bureau, the region generated more than 7.8 billion Birr in
tourism revenue during the first half of the cu… read more
Sierra
Leone is rapidly emerging as a premier destination for
adventure tourism in Africa, as it prepares
to host the finish line of the 2026
Budapest–Bamako–Freetown Challenge in the
vibrant capital, Freetown. This landmark event, coordinated by the
Ministry of Tourism and Cultural … read more
Mozambique
is currently grappling with one of its most severe flooding emergencies
in decades, with far-reaching consequences for tourism,
infrastructure, and community life. As of 23 January
2026, while the country remains officially open to international
visitors, the ongoing floods are having a dire… read more
Rwanda’s approach to conservation around
Volcanoes National Park is anchored in a
progressive revenue-sharing scheme that allocates 10% of
all park tourism revenue directly to neighbouring
communities. This policy, formalized in 2017, doubled the previous
allocation of 5% and is designed to ensure that… read more
Uganda is making a strategic push to elevate its profile in the
global tourism arena by participating in the
International Tourism Trade Fair (FITUR)
2026, held at IFEMA Madrid from January 21 to 25. This
high-profile event, recognized as one of the world’s leading tourism
exhibitions, brings together professionals and… read more
In a defining moment for Liberia’s economic diversification,
President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr. has
officially inaugurated Ms. Princess Eva
Cooper as the first Director General of the newly
established Liberia National Tourism Authority
(LNTA). The commissioning, held at the Executive … read more
Ethiopia continues to captivate international visitors with its
rich tapestry of cultural heritage,
stunning landscapes, and renowned warm
hospitality, drawing increasing numbers of travelers from
Europe and beyond. Recent testimonials from French and German tourists
highlight the country’s growing app… read more
East Africa’s Tourism Faces Fragility Amid Political Upheaval and Infrastructure Gaps
Botswana Signals Tourism Transformation with Focus on Sustainability and Inclusive Growth
Climate Change Threatens Coastal Livelihoods and Heritage in Kenya’s Tourism Heartland
Peace and Development Fuel Tourism Surge in Ethiopia’s Amhara Region, Generating Over 7.8 Billion
Sierra Leone Set to Shine as Finish Line for 2026 Budapest–Bamako–Freetown Challenge
Mozambique Floods Disrupt Tourism: What Operators and Travellers Need to Know in Early 2026
Rwanda’s Revenue-Sharing Model Channels 10% of Park Tourism Income to Local Communities
Uganda Showcases Tourism and Investment Ambitions at FITUR 2026 in Madrid
Liberia Launches National Tourism Authority, Paving Way for Sector-Led Economic Growth
