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After several months of closure induced by the coronavirus pandemic, the board of trustees of the Ghana Heritage Conservation Trust (GHCT) and the Management of the Wildlife Division of the Forestry Commission of Ghana have agreed to reopen the Kakum National Park to the public as from 1st of August 2020.
Accord… read more
According to the latest statement on Namibia’s Covid-19 national response by President Dr. Hage G. Geingob, the country’s “targeted international tourism revival initiative”, which was supposed to start on 15 July 2020, has now been approved to commence on 03 August 2020. As of 03 August 2020, international tourists arriving in … read more
As the world braces for post-COVID-19 realities, the Board of the Mauritius Tourism Promotion Association (MTPA) has adopted a comprehensive digital transformation strategy which will radically transform the way Mauritius markets itself as a tourist destination.
This resolution was made at the board’s last meeting on the 16th… read more
The Government of Botswana has placed the Greater Gaborone Zone under lockdown since 30 July 2020 for a minimum of two weeks to enable containment efforts to take hold. Only “essential services” are allowed to operate, but only at 25% capacity.
Movement within the Greater Gaborone Zone is permitted, except… read more
RUSSIA has opened its doors to travellers from Tanzania following Deputy Prime Minister Tatyana Golikova naming the country as one of three nations to resume flights with Moscow starting tomorrow. According to Yandex, the most popular Russian search engine, the number of people searching for the tropical East African country… read more
Faced with the press in Praia, this Monday, July 27, 2020, the Cape Verdean Minister of Foreign Affairs, Luís Filipe Tavares, and the Portuguese Ambassador to Cape Verde, António Moniz, announced that the two countries have decided to agreement for the opening of an air corridor between their two territories, from August 1.
T… read more
China, Canada, Japan and Rwanda among eleven countries cleared to resume international flights to Kenya on Saturday. A list released on Thursday afternoon by Transport Cabinet Secretary James Macharia also includes Uganda and Ethiopia. Others are South Korea, Zimbabwe, France, Morocco and Namibia. "These are countries that h… read more
The Ministry of Tourism and Culture (MoTC) of The Gambia has inaugurated new Board of Directors for two tourism parastatals in the country – the Gambia Tourism and Hospitality Institute (GTHI) and Gambia Tourism Board (GTBoard).
The event was held on Monday at the Gambia Tourism and Hospitality Institute in Kanifing, a… read more
The Federal Government has cleared another four airports to resume commercial flight operations in line with the COVID-19 safety and security protocols. The Minister of Aviation, Hadi Sirika, made the disclosure, saying ministerial approvals in and out of the airports would no longer be required.
The new entrants are: Sultan Abub… read more
President Danny Faure chaired a meeting this morning with Government officials and private sector representatives to review final preparations prior to the re-opening of Seychelles International Airport to commercial flights on 1 August 2020.
The focus of the meeting was setting up a designated establishment within the touris… read more
Ghana: Kakum National Park reopens for tourism activities
Namibia to reopen for international tourism today
Mauritius Tourism adopts bold post-COVID-19 digital transformation plan
Gaborone placed under lockdown for 14 days
Internet search soars 65 times after Moscow announces flight resumption into DAR
Cape Verde opens its skies only to Portugal, since August 1
11 countries cleared to resume flights to Kenya
Gambia inaugurates board of directors for tourism and hospitality agencies
Nigeria clears Benin, Jos, Sokoto airports for flight operations
Seychelles geting ready arrival of passenger flights
