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The
West African archipelago of Cabo Verde has
once again demonstrated its cultural significance on the global stage
as the capital city of Praia hosted the landmark fifteenth edition of
the Kriol Jazz Festival. Running from 9 to
11 April, the three-day celebration on Santiago Island reinforced the
n… read more
Egypt
has officially discontinued the use of paper passport control
cards for Egyptian passengers at Cairo International
Airport, with the change taking effect from Saturday the eleventh of
April 2026. The Ministry of Civil Aviation confirmed that the new
digital system now applies across all passenger terminals at the… read more
A
growing chorus of voices within Uganda's tourism community is pressing
for meaningful private sector representation as the country moves toward
amending its principal tourism legislation. The debate has intensified
in recent weeks, with industry leaders warning that proposed changes to
the Tourism Act of 2008 risk fa… read more
A
fresh wave of discussion has swept through Liberia's
tourism and creative sectors following the introduction
of new licensing fees by the Liberia Tourism Authority. The policy,
which was officially announced in early April 2026, has prompted
industry stakeholders to question whether the timing and structure of
thes… read more
A
previously inaccessible stretch of South African coastline is preparing
to welcome visitors following a substantial infrastructure investment
that promises to reshape tourism along KwaZulu-Natal's North Coast.
Tinley North Beach, situated in the
tranquil seaside settlement of Tinley Manor, will formally open to the
… read more
A
newly introduced fee structure for tourism and creative industry
operators in Liberia has ignited a heated debate among stakeholders,
with many questioning whether the policy has been implemented too
quickly and without adequate support systems in place. The
Liberia N… read more
Musanze
District authorities have announced an ambitious \$75 million
initiative to develop one of Rwanda's most historically
significant locations into a premier cultural tourism attraction. The
project centres on Buhanga kwa Gihanga, a sacred forest that served as
the coronation site for Rwandan monarchs throughout c… read more
The
East African nation of Ethiopia has
emerged as one of the continent's most dynamic tourism success stories,
with fresh figures revealing extraordinary momentum in visitor numbers
and revenue generation. The country's travel sector recorded
more than 1.2 million international
tourists within a nin… read more
Zimbabwe
is taking deliberate steps to modernise its tourism industry through
technology as state-owned telecommunications provider
NetOne formalises a strategic partnership
with the Zimbabwe Tourism Authority. The
agreement, sealed at a ceremony attended by senior government officials… read more
Musanze
District authorities have announced an ambitious \$75 million
initiative to develop one of Rwanda's most historically
significant locations into a premier cultural tourism attraction. The
project centres on Buhanga kwa Gihanga, a sacred forest that served as
the coronation site for Rwandan monarchs throughout c… read more
Cabo Verde's Kriol Jazz Festival Celebrates 15 Years as Cultural Tourism Anchor
Cairo Airport Eliminates Paper Forms for Egyptian Travellers in Digital Shift
Uganda's Tourism Industry Demands Greater Private Sector Voice in Legislative Reforms
Liberia's New Tourism Licensing Fees Spark Industry Debate Over Timing and Strategy
KwaZulu-Natal Unveils Tinley North Beach After R6 Million Coastal Transformation
Rwanda Unveils \$75 Million Plan to Transform Ancient Coronation Site into Cultural Destination
Ethiopia's Tourism Boom Delivers 2 Billion Dollars and 1.2 Million Visitors in Nine Months
NetOne and ZTA Partner to Drive Zimbabwe's Digital Tourism Transformation
