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Mozambique Eases Entry, Boosting Agent Bookings
Mozambique has temporarily suspended its 48-hour pre-travel registration requirement for visitors from visa-exempt countries. This move comes after technical glitches hampered the system, causing disruptions for travelers and travel agents alike. The Mozambican National Migration Servi… read more
Rwanda’s Red Rocks Initiative: Empowering Communities, Boosting Tourism
The Virunga Massif, a biodiversity hotspot spanning Rwanda, Uganda, and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), offers immense potential for sustainable tourism development. The Red Rocks Initiative for Sustainable Development, a Rwandan grassroots organization, is playing a key rol… read more
Zambia Airport Upgrades Set to Boost Safari Tourism
Zambia’s commitment to enhancing its aviation infrastructure is taking center stage with recent inspections of ongoing upgrades at Mfuwe International Airport and Chipata Airport. These developments signal exciting new opportunities for African travel agents seeking to capitalize on the growing demand for… read more
Zambia Shines at Indaba 2025: Tourism Boom on the Horizon
Zambia's presence at the Africa Travel Indaba 2025 resonated strongly, signaling a promising upswing for the nation's tourism sector. Minister of Tourism Rodney Sikumba hailed the event as a resounding success, emphasizing its role as a springboard for showcasing Zambia's diverse offerings and forging invaluable par… read more
Ethiopia’s Tourism Push: London Media Event Sparks Global Interest
Ethiopia is making a strong bid to position itself as a leading tourism destination, and its recent media outreach in London signals a significant step in this direction. The Africa Travel Show Media Event, held on May 14th, brought together over 40 UK-based journalists and travel professionals, off… read more
Zambia’s Tourism Minister Spearheads Growth Strategy at Indaba 2025
Zambia made a resounding statement at Africa’s Travel Indaba 2025, showcasing its commitment to becoming a premier tourism destination. Led by Tourism Minister Rodney Sikumba, a delegation of 41 co-exhibitors and key stakeholders engaged in strategic meetings and bus… read more
Akwa Ibom Primed for Tourism Boom: Travel Agents Eye Lucrative Opportunities
Akwa Ibom state is making a bold bid to become Nigeria’s cultural tourism epicenter. A confluence of factors, including significant investment in infrastructure, a rich cultural heritage, and strong governmental support, is positioning the state as a prime destination for both domestic and international travelers. This presents exciti… read more
Zambia Honors Founding Father: KK’s Legacy Creates Lusaka Tourism Buzz
Lusaka is buzzing with renewed interest in Zambia’s rich history, thanks to a special exhibition honoring the nation’s founding father, Dr. Kenneth Kaunda. This timely tribute, mounted by the Lusaka National Museum at the centrally located KK Mall (formerly Longacres Mall), offers African travel… read more
Zambia’s Cultural Riches Shine at Livingstone Festival
Travel agents across Africa, prepare to unlock exciting new opportunities at the Livingstone Culture and Arts Festival. This vibrant celebration of Zambian heritage, taking place from May 15th to 17th, 2025, at the historic Maramba Cultural Village, offers a unique b… read more
Ghana’s Cultural Tourism Vision: Agent Opportunities
Ghana is making significant strides in positioning itself as a global cultural tourism hub. A recent meeting between Tourism Minister Abla Dzifa Gomashie and key stakeholders in the creative arts sector underscored the government’s commitment to fostering growth and innovation within the industry.
The engageme… read more
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