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Addis
Ababa is redefining itself as a premier destination for sports
tourism and international conferences, thanks to sweeping corridor
development and riverside rehabilitation projects. These transformative
initiatives have reshaped urban spaces, upgraded essential
infrastructure, and enhanced the city’s appeal, drawing … read more
Travellers
planning to visit Malawi in 2026 should be
aware of significant economic and policy changes that will impact their
travel budgets and payment methods. Alongside the country’s new
reciprocal visa policy, Malawi has implemented a VAT
increase to 17.5% and introduced a requirement for
foreign… read more
Namibia’s
Ministry of Health and Social Services has issued a
malaria outbreak alert following a sharp
rise in cases during the early weeks of 2026. Concentrated in the
northern and north-eastern regions, this surge poses significant
concerns for both residents and visitors, particularly those planning
safaris or tra… read more
The
Angolan government has unveiled a major public investment initiative
worth €449 million to develop critical
tourism infrastructure in key coastal regions, including Cabo Ledo,
Quicombo, and Namibe. This bold move reaffirms Angola’s commitment to
leveraging tourism as a catalyst for economic
diversificatio… read more
The
Chairman of the House Committee on Delegated Legislation, Hon. Richard
Olufemi Bamisile, has reaffirmed the National Assembly's commitment to
advancing Nigeria’s tourism sector through
effective legislation and strategic oversight. During a recent
familiarisation visit to the Nigerian Tourism Development Authori… read more
Kenya is positioning itself as a global leader in tourism innovation
by leveraging artificial intelligence (AI)
and smart data to reshape the sector. Tourism and Wildlife Cabinet
Secretary Rebecca Miano highlighted this shift during the World
Governments Summit in Dubai, emphasizing that technology is no longer an
opti… read more
Nairobi,
East Africa’s vibrant business and diplomatic hub, is redefining urban
hospitality, reflecting its evolving role as a mixed-use destination. No
longer solely a leisure market, the city is now shaped by growing
corporate travel, demand for long-stay options, and heightened regional
mobility. This shift is exemp… read more
South
Africa’s tourism industry is celebrating a historic milestone, with the
sector delivering record-breaking results in 2025. According to
Minister of Tourism Patricia de Lille, the country welcomed an
unprecedented 10.48 million international
arrivals between January and December 2025, representing a
remarkable … read more
The South African National
Parks (SANParks) has announced the commencement of vital construction
work to enhance water capacity at the Bitterpan Wilderness
Camp, located within the iconic Kgalagadi Transfrontier
Park. Scheduled to begin in early February 2026, this project represents
a key investment in strength… read more
Cape Town’s iconic
Chapman’s Peak Drive, the breathtaking 9 km
coastal route linking Noordhoek and Hout Bay, will experience temporary
closures every Wednesday from 10:00 to 16:00 between 4
February and 25 March 2026. This scheduled closure is
part of an environmental initiative led by South African Na… read more