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When Kenya selected tourism as the
theme for this year’s Jamhuri Day celebrations, it signaled much more
than a nod to the country’s economic potential. It was a declaration of
how deeply the tourism sector is interwoven with Kenya’s national
identity, governance, and future aspirations. Beyond the festivities,
the dec… read more
The
government of Zimbabwe has given the green light for
Zambezi Crescent to acquire the Zimbabwe
Parks and Wildlife Management Authority’s
(Zimparks) 50% stake in the Zambezi Joint
Venture, paving the way for Zambezi Crescent to develop and operate
Malachite Camp in Victoria Falls. … read more
Ms
Bernadette Honoré, Senior Marketing
Executive for the Réunion and Indian Ocean Market at
Tourism Seychelles, has highlighted the
Seychelles Nature Trail (SNT) as a signature event designed to draw
trail runners from international, regional, and local communities.
According to Honoré, the trail not… read more
Plans
to restrict self-drive 4x4 vehicle access
to Namibia’s iconic Sossusvlei and Deadvlei
have been officially postponed, following robust opposition from tour
operators and key industry stakeholders. The Ministry of Environment,
Forestry and Tourism (MEFT) confirmed that, after extensive engagement … read more
Namibia
has taken a bold leap forward in the global meetings and events arena
with the official launch of the Namibia Convention Bureau
(NCB), unveiled in Windhoek by the Minister of
Environment, Forestry and Tourism, Hon. Indileni Daniel. This new entity
is set to serve as the country’s central coordinating agency for… read more
The Government
of Seychelles has announced significant amendments to
its Environment Protection (Tourism Environmental Sustainability Levy)
Regulations, poised to take effect on 1 January 2026. These revisions
are set to reshape cost structures for accommodation providers and
bolster the archipelago’s ongoing commitmen… read more
Ghana’s
domestic tourism sector has achieved a remarkable milestone, recording
15.4 million domestic visitors in 2023 and
generating an estimated GH¢6.6 billion for
the national economy, according to the latest Domestic and
Outbound Tourism Survey (DOPS) Report by the Ghana
Statistic… read more
La
Digue, one of the Seychelles’ most enchanting islands, has once again
demonstrated its commitment to cultural tourism with the latest edition
of the Rendezvous Diguois, attended for the
first time by the new Minister for Tourism and Culture, Mrs Amanda
Bernstein. Her visit on Saturday, December 6, 2025, not only und… read more
Addis
Ababa is embarking on an ambitious journey to position itself as a
vibrant and globally competitive tourism
destination, signaling a new era for Ethiopia’s capital
and the wider region’s travel industry. City officials have launched an
integrated approach, combining renewed political
commitment… read more
Rwanda
has once again cemented its reputation as Africa’s most
visa-open country, sharing the top spot
with The Gambia in the newly released 2025 Africa Visa
Openness Index (AVOI). This achievement marks the third
consecutive year that Rwanda has led the continent in facilitating
cross-border movemen… read more