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Time Out, the globally renowned culture and entertainment
magazine, has unveiled its much-anticipated list of the
world’s 20 best cities for food in 2025.
Among the standout destinations, Cape Town, South Africa, has earned a
prestigious spot, ranking fourth globally and securing its title as the
best city for food in … read more
In a bid to strengthen Kenya’s position as a leading tourist
destination, the Kenya Tourism Board (KTB)
and national carrier Kenya Airways (KQ)
have entered into a strategic partnership aimed at increasing tourist
arrivals from North America by 11% by the end of the financial year.
This collaboration u… read more
At the prestigious ITB High-Level Ministerial Global
Roundtable, Sierra Leone’s Minister of Tourism and Cultural Affairs,
Mrs. Nabeela Farida Tunis, made a compelling case for her country as an
emerging and unique tourism destination.
Speaking at the event, chaired by CNN’s Richard Quest under the theme
“Next Chances, … read more
The Avis Dam, located on the eastern edge of Windhoek, Namibia,
is set to undergo a remarkable transformation into a vibrant hub for
conservation, recreation, and community
engagement. This ambitious initiative is the result of a
partnership formalized through a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU)
signed by Gondwana Coll… read more
Tourism Seychelles has taken a significant step in expanding
its presence in the Saudi Arabian market by participating as an
exhibitor at the TBO Riyadh Event. This strategic engagement marks the
organization’s first market activity in Saudi Arabia for 2025 and
underscores its commitment to strengthening ties with the Kingdom’s
travel … read more
Cabo Verde is taking significant steps to solidify its position
as a key player in the global tourism landscape. In a recent working
visit to Madrid, the country’s Minister of Tourism and Transport, Dr.
José Luís Sá Nogueira, met with the Secretary-General of the UN World
Tourism Organization (UNWTO) to discuss strategic initiatives aime… read more
Namibia Wildlife Resorts (NWR),
the state-owned operator of tourism facilities within Namibia’s
protected areas, has issued an important advisory for travelers. Fuel is
currently unavailable at several of its popular resorts, including
Halali Resort and Okaukuejo
Resort in Etosha Natio… read more
The Botswana Unified Revenue Service
(BURS) has announced the reopening of two key border
posts between Botswana and South Africa as of 14 March 2025. The
Pont Drift Border Post and
Parr’s Halt Border Post (known as
Stockpoort Border Post on the South African side) are now operational … read more
The Zambia Tourism Agency (ZTA)
has made a remarkable impression at ITB Berlin 2025, reaffirming its
dedication to showcasing the country’s diverse tourism offerings to the
German and broader European markets. As one of the world’s premier
travel trade shows, ITB Berlin provides a crucial platform for Zambia to
strengt… read more
Kenya’s tourism sector is set for a transformative leap as the
government unveils a series of initiatives aimed at enhancing its global
competitiveness, sustainability, and appeal to international visitors.
With a focus on eco-tourism, community-based tourism, and strategic
marketing, the country is positioning itself as a leading destin… read more
Cape Town Shines as Africa’s Culinary Gem in Time Out’s 2025 Food Rankings
KTB and Kenya Airways Partner to Boost North American Tourism to Kenya
Sierra Leone Positions Itself as a Rising Star in Global Tourism
Avis Dam in Windhoek to Become a Premier Conservation and Recreation Hub
Tourism Seychelles Targets Saudi Market with Sports and Luxury Travel Focus
Cabo Verde Strengthens Tourism Strategy Through UN Partnership and Data Innovation
Fuel Shortages at Namibia Wildlife Resorts: Travellers Advised to Plan Ahead
Botswana Reopens Pont Drift and Parr’s Halt Border Posts with South Africa
Zambia Shines at ITB Berlin 2025, Achieving Tourism Milestones and German Market Growth
Kenya Targets U.S. and China to Boost Tourism Growth
