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Nigeria’s cultural tourism
is preparing for a moment in the global spotlight as the
Nigeria Association of Tour Operators
(NATOP), in strategic alliance with the
Lagos State Ministry of Tourism, Arts and
Culture, gears up for a landmark showcase at the
Africa Market Place in Dubai, s… read more
The
city of Dire Dawa is rapidly emerging as a
model for urban transformation and economic vitality in Ethiopia,
thanks to the ambitious corridor development
project currently underway. Local authorities report that
this initiative is not only reshaping the city’s visual landscape but
also invigorati… read more
Namibia
has firmly established itself as Africa’s leading hub for
adventure tourism after securing the top
honour at the prestigious 2025 Africa Tourism Awards—widely known as The
Balearica Awards. The accolade, presented on November 2 in London,
shines a spotlight on Namibia’s dynamic tourism sector, with Swakopmund
… read more
Straddling
the boundary between Zimbabwe and Zambia,
Victoria Falls—or Mosi-oa-Tunya, the “Smoke
that Thunders”—continues to captivate visitors as one of Africa’s most
iconic natural spectacles. As December arrives, the region ushers in the
early rains, injecting new life into the mighty Zambez… read more
As
December ushers in the heart of the rainy season across
Southern Africa, the region’s lush
landscapes and vibrant wildlife reserves become magnets for
holidaymakers. Yet, this period also marks a significant rise in
malaria transmission, driven by the perfect
storm of warm temperatures, high humid… read more
The Ministry of Natural Resources and
Tourism has reassured the public, visitors, and industry
stakeholders that peace and stability have
been fully restored throughout Tanzania, clearing the way for a seamless
return to normal across all tourism and economic sectors. In a
statement from the government… read more
Addis Ababa’s Green Legacy Initiative
(GLI) is capturing the attention of the international
community as a leading model for climate action, sustainability, and
ecological restoration. Launched in 2019, this bold national campaign
has not only transformed Ethiopia’s landscape but is also being
recognized as an inspirat… read more
The
Kenya Tourism Federation (KTF) has sounded
the alarm over recent changes to the Kenya Wildlife
Service (KWS) park-entry payment system, warning that the
new model could have far-reaching consequences for the country’s
tourism sector. The upgraded payment portal, introduced despite a
standing cour… read more
The Ministry of
Tourism and Cultural Affairs has officially launched the
logo for the upcoming One Nation Reggae
Festival, solidifying government commitment to a vibrant
weeklong celebration of music, heritage, and diaspora ties. Scheduled
from 25 to 30 November 2025, the festival promises to position … read more
Three
decades ago, the Ghana Tourism Federation
(GHATOF) emerged as a beacon of private sector unity, its
creation hailed as a critical step in amplifying the voice of tourism
stakeholders and propelling Ghana’s travel industry toward sustainable
growth and global recognition. As GHATOF marks its 30th
anniver… read more
Nigeria’s Cultural Pulse Set to Shine in Dubai: Lagos Leads Showcase at Africa Market Place
Dire Dawa’s Corridor Project Sets New Benchmark for Urban Renewal and Investment in Ethiopia
Namibia Crowned Africa’s Premier Adventure Hotspot at 2025 Balearica Awards
December at Victoria Falls: Rainy Season Brings New Thrills and Lush Wilderness
December’s Rains Heighten Malaria Risk: What to Know for Southern Africa’s Peak Holiday Season
Tanzania Restores Calm, Reaffirms Commitment to Safe Tourism and Uninterrupted Operations
Kenya’s Park Fee Shake-Up: New Payment System Sparks Industry Backlash Over Hidden Costs
Sierra Leone Unveils One Nation Reggae Festival, Aiming to Boost Cultural Tourism and Diaspora Links
GHATOF at 30: Can Ghana’s Tourism Sector Regain Its Collective Strength?
