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The Civil
Aviation Authority of Botswana (CAAB)has announced the installation of e-gates at Sir
Seretse Khama International Airport (GBE) in Gaborone, marking a significant
step toward enhancing passenger processing efficiency. These self-service
machines, located at the international departure security screening points, are… read more
The Rwandan
government has introduced a 3% tourism levy on accommodation facilities,
including hotel room rates, as part of its tax policy reforms approved by the
Cabinet on February 10, 2025. Officials state that this levy is aimed at
supporting investments in the tourism and hospitality sectors, ensuring the
continued growth and sustainab… read more
The Government
of Sierra Leone, through its Ministry of Tourism and Cultural Affairs, has
launched a bold initiative to combat illegal encroachment on the 6,000-hectare Tourism
Development Area (TDA) surrounding the Tacugama Chimpanzee Sanctuary (TCS).
This measure underscores the government’s dedication to preserving biodivers… read more
A recent audit
report has revealed that the Uganda Tourism Board (UTB) has failed to
establish the legally mandated Tourism Development Fund, raising serious
concerns about the financial management and future growth of the country’s
tourism sector. The fund, as outlined in the Uganda Tourism Act, Cap 82, was
intended to ser… read more
Claire Le
Lay has been named the new president of the Mauritius Tourism Promotion
Authority (MTPA), stepping into this critical role at a time when the island
nation faces stiff competition from regional giants like the Maldives and Thailand.
With her extensive experience in luxury branding and tourism, Le Lay’s
leadership mar… read more
Morocco is solidifying its position as
a tourism leader in Africa by securing the first ever United
Nations thematic office for tourism on the continent. This landmark
agreement, signed in Marrakech, between Morocco’s Minister
of Touri… read more
The
iconic Chapman’s Peak Drive, a must-see for many tourists, will be
temporarily closed to all traffic – motorized, pedestrian, and
cyclists – on Wednesdays throughout February (5th, 12th, 19th,
and 26th). Closures will be in effect from 10:00 to 16:00… read more
Liberia is
making strides in cultural tourism with the launch of
innovative educational programs. The initiative aims to instill a deeper
appreciation for the country's rich history and touristic
attractions among its youth. The Martha M. Wright … read more
Somalia's
Ministry of Health has implemented new health regulations impacting all
arriving and departing travelers. Understand the new mandatory health book
requirements for Somalia, which detail which vaccinations are required for
international travelers.
As of now, all travelers must possess a health book
documenting vaccination… read more
The Namibia
Tourism Board (NTB) has continued its strategic marketing efforts in
Europe by participating in the Feria Internacional de Turismo (FITUR)
in Madrid, Spain, and the Matka Travel Fair in Finland. These
engagements underscore Namibia's commitment to expanding i… read more
Botswana’s Sir Seretse Khama International Airport to Launch E-Gates in February 2025
Rwanda Introduces 3% Tourism Levy to Boost Sector Growth
Sierra Leone Targets Encroachment Around Tacugama Sanctuary to Boost Ecotourism
Uganda Tourism Board Criticized for Failing to Establish Tourism Development Fund
Claire Le Lay Appointed to Redefine Mauritius Tourism Strategy
Morocco to Host 1st UN Tourism Africa Office: Boost for Travel Trade
Cape Town's 'Chappies' Drive Closed
Liberia Invests in Tourism Education: School Tours Boost Heritage Awareness
Somalia Implements New Vaccination Requirements: What African Travel Agents Need to Know
Namibia Tourism Board Strengthens European Presence at FITUR and Matka Travel Fair
