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Air access study, a visa harmonisation pilot and cross-border product development advance the SADC Tourism Programme 2020–2030’s ambition to exceed global tourism growth by 2030
As Angola took centre stage as the Official Host Country of ITB Berlin 2026, the Southern African Development Community (SADC) Secretariat convened a stakeholder gath… read more
April
marks a transitional period across Southern Africa as
the region shifts from the rainy summer months into the cooler autumn
season. While malaria transmission typically begins declining compared
to peak levels recorded between January and March, travel professionals
must understand that the risk has not vanished.… read more
A
pioneering partnership between UN Tourism and the TUI Care
Foundation has resulted in direct funding and technical
support reaching five grassroots organisations across Africa. The
initiative, known as Colourful Cultures, marks the first time that UN
Tourism has provided financing directly to community-level
organi… read more
Mozambique's
devastating 2025-26 rainy season has claimed at least 257
lives and affected nearly 870,000 people across the
nation since October, marking one of the most severe weather periods in
recent memory. As the country transitions from emergency response to
active reconstruction, African travel professionals must… read more
The
National Institute for Communicable Diseases has released
its latest malaria risk assessment for South Africa,
providing crucial guidance for travel professionals coordinating client
itineraries to the country's north-eastern regions. This updated mapping
resource offers clear geographic classifications that will a… read more
A
leading name in luxury ocean travel has announced a fresh approach to
its holiday offerings, one that holds particular significance for
destinations across the African continent. Regent Seven
Seas Cruises has unveiled a collection of almost
50 multi-day land programmes designed to
extend the guest … read more
A bold
push to grow intra-African tourism gained
serious momentum in Windhoek this week. The Namibia
Tourism Board and South African
Airways brought together local operators and travel trade
leaders from 15 African countries for a
focused B2B networking session desig… read more
Travellers
heading to one of Southern Africa's most spectacular and remote
wilderness areas need to adjust their plans. South African
National Parks has temporarily shut down the
pontoon ferry at Sendelingsdrift in the
|Ai-|Ais/Richtersveld Transfrontier Park
after high water levels … read more
One
of Mozambique's most important conservation areas remains completely
closed to visitors, with no reopening date confirmed yet.
Limpopo National Park, situated in the
southern province of Gaza, has been
inaccessible to tourists for more than a month following devastating
floods that struck much of… read more
The
troubled restructuring of Mozambique's national
carrier has taken a dramatic turn. The country's
anti-corruption authorities have opened
five separate criminal investigations into
Linhas Aéreas de Moçambique, widely known
as LAM, focusing on allegations of financ… read more
SADC reports concrete progress on regional tourism integration at ITB Berlin
Five African NGOs Secure Historic Grants for Community Tourism Development
Mozambique Enters Recovery Phase as Travel Sector Adapts to Post-Flood Conditions
South Africa Updates Malaria Risk Map Ahead of Peak Transmission Season
Cape Town Gains Ground as Regent Cruise Line Unveils Extended Stay Options
Namibia and SAA Rally 15 African Nations to Build Intra-Continental Travel Demand
Richtersveld Pontoon Closed as Orange River Floods Force Detour for Visitors
Limpopo National Park Shut for Over a Month as Flood Damage Blocks All Access
Five Criminal Probes Target Mozambique's LAM as Restructuring Pressures Mount
