Ethiopia is a land of rock-hewn churches and soaring mountain ranges, where ancient obelisks rise over former capitals and high plateaus have earned it the name the “Roof of Africa.”

Morocco, Uganda, Egypt, and other African countries are leading a surge in global tourism growth in 2025, driven by culture, nature, and emerging destinations.

Bale Mountains National Park in Ethiopia sees a surge in tourism and revenue due to infrastructure upgrades and its UNESCO World Heritage status.

Ethiopian volcanic ash cloud disrupts flights to India and Middle East. IndiGo, Akasa, and KLM cancel services; travelers advised to monitor updates.

Ethiopia aims to make Bishoftu International Airport Africa’s largest hub, boosting economic growth, regional connectivity, and tourism across the continent.

Bishoftu International Airport aims to boost tourism and regional connectivity, transforming Ethiopia into Africa’s aviation hub with a projected 60 million passengers by 2030.

Nigeria joins Iraq, Libya, Somalia, South Sudan, Sri Lanka, Lebanon, Ethiopia, Myanmar, Syria, and more, facing limited travel freedom with fewer than 50 visa-free destinations.

Ethiopian Airlines strengthens its fleet with two new Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft, improving regional connectivity and boosting tourism across Africa and beyond.

The Addis Ababa–Djibouti Railway is transforming Ethiopia’s tourism landscape, offering seamless travel for visitors exploring Ethiopia’s rich cultural and natural heritage.

Ethiopia’s visionary blueprint to transform Ethiopian Airlines into Africa’s unstoppable aviation powerhouse by 2035 outlines a bold strategy focused on expanding the airline’s global reach and enhancing its infrastructure.