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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
The much-anticipated return of the world’s leading travel trade
show, ITB Berlin, is just hours away,
running from 4–6 March 2025. This year’s
event, under the theme "The Power of Transition Lives
Here," promises to spotlight transformation in global
tourism. With exhibitors from … read more
The Government of Cabo Verde has officially appointed Dr. Jose Luis Sá Nogueira as the new Minister of Tourism and Transport, succeeding Dr. Carlos Duarte Santos, who recently resigned. This appointment comes at a pivotal time as Cabo Verde intensifies its focus on strengthening the tourism and transport sectors, which are vital… read more
The
Zambian Ministry of Home Affairs and Internal Security has announced an
exciting new visa waiver for citizens from 53 countries, as outlined in
Statutory Instrument No. 78 of 2024. This significant decision elevates
the total number of countries eligible for visa-free access to Zambia
to an impressive 167. The new visa polic… read more
The
Africa Visa Openness Report 2024, recently presented by the African
Development Bank (AfDB) and the African Union Commission (AUC), sheds
light on notable advancements in facilitating the movement of people
throughout the continent. Despite these improvements, the report
underscores that existing visa policies continue to hinder Af… read more
In
a significant advancement for travel and tourism between Europe and
Cabo Verde, Transavia, the Dutch low-cost airline under the Air
France-KLM group, has announced the introduction of a new route
connecting Lyon, France, to Sal Island. Starting on December 15, 2024,
this route will feature weekly flights every Sunday, continu… read more
The much-anticipated World Travel Market (WTM) London 2024 opened with
the global travel industry gathering to explore opportunities and
showcase destinations. Among the standout participants were countries
from Africa, captivating audiences with the continent’s remarkable
diversity and potential. From Zambia’s breathtaking wilderness an… read more
As the global travel and tourism sector converges in London, Africa
is primed to command international attention at the 2024 World Travel
Market (WTM), taking place from November 5-7. WTM London, esteemed as
the leading event for travel professionals, offers an unparalleled
platform for forging partnerships, advancing collaborations, and… read more
Cape Town has once again been recognised as a top destination for cruise travellers, with the Port of Cape Town winning the title of Africa’s Leading Cruise Port at the 2024 World Travel Awards.
The recognition supports the city’s position as the key gateway for cruise tourism on the African continent, and the primary cruise port in… read more
As the security situation in the Red Sea prompts cruise lines to rethink their routes, Africa is growing in popularity as an emerging cruise destination.
From MSC Cruises, Costa Cruises and Princess, to Cunard Line, Silversea and Holland America Line, more and more cruise lines are choosing to cruise via Africa when repositioning be… read more