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Self-drive operators and tour planners
across sub-Saharan Africa are being urged to review client itineraries
through southern Namibia after the Namibian Roads
Authority (RA) issued a fresh advisory on 22 June 2026
warning of multiple road closures, washaways and hazardous surfaces
across the Karas Region. Persistent r… read more
Mauritius
is reinforcing its position in one of its most resilient long-haul
source markets as the Mauritius Tourism Promotion
Authority (MTPA) intensifies engagement with the Russian
travel trade. With visitor numbers from the Russian Federation climbing
steadily, the island nation is sending a confident signal that i… read more
Few
African destinations have captured the attention of the global tourism
and investment community in recent months quite like
Angola. This week, that spotlight is firmly
fixed on Luanda as government leaders, investors, hospitality
executives, financiers, aviation specialists and development partners
converge for t… read more
Tanzania sharpens airport service
standards as the East African nation gears up to welcome
thousands of international guests during a packed calendar of global
events scheduled across the next two years. The government has issued a
strong call to all players in the tourism value chain to elevate their
professionalism, … read more
Seychelles has taken a
decisive step in reshaping its tourism governance with the official
appointment of a new Board of Directors for the Seychelles
Tourism Board (STB). The move, announced by the Office
of the President, marks a strategic reset for one of the Indian Ocean's
most important economic institutions and ar… read more
A
significant breakthrough in African mobility is on the horizon as
Rwanda and South Africa have formally
agreed to take concrete steps toward easing travel restrictions between
their two countries. The announcement, made on Wednesday, 17 June, in
Pretoria, signals a meaningful diplomatic thaw between two influential
… read more
Seychelles
has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening global tourism
cooperation and advancing the interests of Small Island
Developing States (SIDS) during the 126th Session of the
UN Tourism Executive Council, recently held in Toledo, Spain. The
gathering was a notable moment for both the Organis… read more
Ghana's Ministry
of Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts has formally called
on Parliament to lend stronger support to the country's tourism,
cultural, and creative sectors, as the West African nation pushes to
cement its position as a premier destination and cultural powerhouse on
the continent. The appeal came during a… read more
As Southern Africa moves
deeper into its cooler, drier winter season, malaria continues to be one
of the most pressing health concerns for visitors exploring the region.
Although July typically brings lower mosquito
activity across much of Southern Africa, transmission
does not vanish completely. For Africa's travel se… read more
South
Africa's coastal jewel is firmly reasserting itself on the world
tourism map. With its year-round warm weather, golden beaches and rich
cultural heritage, eThekwini, home to the city of
Durban, continues to strengthen its position as one of
the continent's leading destinations, drawing growing numbers of leisure
… read more
Southern Namibia Flood Alert: C13 Closed Between Aussenkehr and Rosh Pinah
Mauritius Targets Russian Visitors with Roadshow Push and New Ethiopian Airlines Connection
Luanda Emerges as Africa's Tourism Investment Magnet at Global Forum Summit 2026
Tanzania Prepares Tourism Frontline for Influx of International Visitors
Seychelles Tourism Board Returns with New Leadership as Islands Mark 50 Years of Independence
Rwanda and South Africa Move to Unlock Visa Barriers in Major Diplomatic Reset
Ghana Targets 70% Rise in Tourist Arrivals by 2029 as Ministry Seeks Stronger Parliamentary Backing
Malaria Awareness in Southern Africa: What Winter Travel in July 2026 Really Means for Safari-Goers
eThekwini Surges Up Global Rankings as Durban Welcomes 1.2 Million Festive Visitors
