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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
With
fewer than ten weeks left in the year, the
Seychelles is on track to achieve a
historic milestone in tourism, poised to surpass its 2019 arrival record
thanks to robust growth in visitor numbers and revenue. The latest data
from the National Bureau of Statistics
confirms that the island nation h… read more
Liberia
is embarking on a transformative journey to modernize its railway
infrastructure, a move that holds promising implications for the
country’s tourism and hospitality sectors. With the recent issuance of
Executive Order No. 153, the government has signaled a clear commitment
to revamping the rail system, aiming to create a multi-… read more
The City of
Windhoek has embarked on a significant chapter in its
urban history, officially announcing a series of street name changes
that took effect on Friday, 24 October 2025. This initiative,
highlighted in a public notice released on 20 October, is part of a
broader municipal strategy to honor the enduring legacy… read more
The Nigerian tourism and
culture sector recently experienced a moment of recognition and
reflection as top industry figures were celebrated at a vibrant awards
ceremony in Lagos. The event, held at the renowned
Sheraton Lagos Hotel and Towers, was
organised by the Association of Nigerian Journalists and
Write… read more
Strolling
along the sun-drenched shores of Zanzibar
recently, I found myself immersed in a living, breathing masterclass in
revenue management—one that unfolded not in
a boardroom or behind a spreadsheet, but right there on the sand. The
lessons I observed among the island’s enterprising beach vendors … read more
In
a landmark step towards deeper continental integration,
Kenya and Senegal have officially lifted
visa restrictions for their citizens travelling between the two
countries for up to 90 days. The agreement, signed in Nairobi in the
presence of President William Ruto and
President Bassirou Di… read more
In
a significant development for inbound tourism and international
relations, the Republic of Lithuania’s Ministry of Foreign
Affairs has confirmed that, as of 7 October 2025,
Lithuanian citizens can now travel to South
Africa without the need for a visa. This fresh policy,
enacted by South Africa’s … read more
As the appetite for premium
travel experiences grows worldwide, South Africa has
cemented its position as a powerhouse in the global luxury travel
market. The latest Roxstar Luxury Travel Trends Report
2025, drawing from elite booking data between 2022 and 2025, places
South Africa fourth among the world’s most desirab… read more
In a significant diplomatic
breakthrough, Liberia has secured renewed backing from the United States
government on several critical fronts, including visa
reciprocity, the development of its
critical minerals sector, and the forging
of strategic investment partnerships. This
progress… read more
GHATOF at 30: Can Ghana’s Tourism Sector Regain Its Collective Strength?
Seychelles Set to Surpass 2019 Visitor Record as Air Connectivity and Revenue Reach New Heights
Liberia’s Railway Revival: Unlocking New Horizons for Tourism and Hospitality Growth
Windhoek’s Street Name Changes Celebrate Namibian Heritage and Inspire Urban Renewal
Industry Veterans Honoured at Lagos Gala: Fresh Spotlight on Nigerian Tourism’s Untapped Potential
Kenya and Senegal Scrap Visas, Opening New Doors for Tourism, Trade and Regional Cooperation
South Africa Grants Visa-Free Entry to Lithuanian and Select EU Passport Holders
