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Musanze
District authorities have announced an ambitious \$75 million
initiative to develop one of Rwanda's most historically
significant locations into a premier cultural tourism attraction. The
project centres on Buhanga kwa Gihanga, a sacred forest that served as
the coronation site for Rwandan monarchs throughout c… read more
The
East African nation of Ethiopia has
emerged as one of the continent's most dynamic tourism success stories,
with fresh figures revealing extraordinary momentum in visitor numbers
and revenue generation. The country's travel sector recorded
more than 1.2 million international
tourists within a nin… read more
Zimbabwe
is taking deliberate steps to modernise its tourism industry through
technology as state-owned telecommunications provider
NetOne formalises a strategic partnership
with the Zimbabwe Tourism Authority. The
agreement, sealed at a ceremony attended by senior government officials… read more
Musanze
District authorities have announced an ambitious \$75 million
initiative to develop one of Rwanda's most historically
significant locations into a premier cultural tourism attraction. The
project centres on Buhanga kwa Gihanga, a sacred forest that served as
the coronation site for Rwandan monarchs throughout c… read more
Beyond
its dramatic mountain scenery and pastoral beauty,
Lesotho presents compelling opportunities
for heritage tourism that remain largely untapped by the broader African
travel market. The landlocked kingdom, entirely encircled by South
Africa, holds stories of nation-building, resistance, and cultural
resilience … read more
Ethiopia
has cemented its position among Africa's fastest-growing tourism
destinations after welcoming more than 1.2 million international
visitors over the past nine months, generating revenue exceeding two
billion US dollars. The impressive figures, announced by the Ministry of
Tourism, reflect the tangible results o… read more
Zimbabwe
is advancing an ambitious programme of tourism infrastructure
development, with multiple hotel projects, leisure
facilities, and hospitality upgrades progressing across the country. The
update, delivered during a recent Cabinet meeting, outlines significant
momentum in the nation's efforts to expand accommodat… read more
In
a significant development for safari operators and travel professionals
across the continent, Botswana has officially postponed
the implementation of revised tourism user fees that were
scheduled to take effect from 1 April 2026. The decision, confirmed by
the Ministry of Environment and Tourism on 31 March 2026, fo… read more
Uganda
has made a decisive move to strengthen its presence in Northern
European travel markets by hosting its inaugural tourism
symposium in Copenhagen, Denmark. The landmark event represents a
strategic effort to forge meaningful partnerships with travel trade
professionals, investors, and media stakeholders across th… read more
The
Federal Government of Nigeria has lifted its suspension
on regulatory activities within the hospitality and
tourism sector, a decision that senior officials describe as a pivotal
step toward formalising the industry and unlocking its full economic
potential. The announcement has been welcomed by stakeholders who se… read more
Rwanda Unveils \$75 Million Plan to Transform Ancient Coronation Site into Cultural Destination
Ethiopia's Tourism Boom Delivers 2 Billion Dollars and 1.2 Million Visitors in Nine Months
NetOne and ZTA Partner to Drive Zimbabwe's Digital Tourism Transformation
Lesotho's Thaba Bosiu and Moshoeshoe Walk Offer Rich Heritage Tourism Appeal
Zimbabwe Accelerates Tourism Infrastructure Expansion Across Multiple Provinces
Botswana Delays Major Tourism Fee Increases Following Industry Pushback
Uganda Launches Bold Push into Nordic Tourism Markets with Copenhagen Symposium
Nigeria Revives Tourism Regulation to Strengthen Standards and Attract Investment
