Malawi reopens the Chilima plane crash inquiry as Parliament examines aviation safety, unresolved questions and accountability after the 2024 tragedy.

Malawi expands travel with fast-track e-Visas, joint Zambia safari circuits, and modern infrastructure. Explore the latest updates on the Warm Heart of Africa.

Inside Malawi’s tourism boom: how the iconic Lake of Stars, private island retreats, and revived Big Five safaris are driving high-value eco-travel.

Malawi implements reciprocal visa rules and digital eVisa processing as conservation success and high-yield safari circuits continue to drive tourism growth.

Saudi Arabia, Israel, Malawi and Philippines shape Eswatini tourism in 2026 as international arrivals rise 7.9% and source markets diversify.

Malawi Airlines adds afternoon Lilongwe–Johannesburg flights from 24 August, strengthening air connectivity between Malawi and South Africa.

Malawi US visa applicants face Nairobi interviews, added travel costs and immigrant passport retention after Lilongwe processing shifts.

The US will suspend routine visa services in Malawi from August 1, 2026, requiring applicants to travel to Nairobi, Kenya, for visa interviews and processing.

Botswana, Zimbabwe, Nigeria, South Africa and Malawi face U.S. visa changes in 2026 as regional hubs reshape travel, appointments and visa processing.

Henry Mussa becomes Executive Director of Malawi Institute of Tourism, supporting hospitality training, workforce skills and tourism growth.

Zimbabwe Aligns With Malawi, Mozambique and Others as South Africa Immigration Enforcement continues influencing regional travel patterns, border checks and tourism mobility across Southern Africa. The evolving situation highlights the importance of balancing immigration management with smooth movement for travellers, businesses and tourism stakeholders. As regional destinations remain connected through cross-border journeys, maintaining efficient travel procedures and visitor confidence will be essential for supporting tourism growth and connectivity. Zimbabwe, Malawi, Mozambique and neighbouring markets will continue adapting to changing mobility conditions while working towards stronger regional cooperation, improved accessibility and sustainable tourism development across Southern Africa.

Malawi tourism leaders urge stronger investment and marketing to unlock travel potential and convert natural assets into economic growth.

Mozambique Teams up With South Africa, Zambia, Namibia, Malawi, Nigeria, Botswana and more in boosting Zimbabwe’s tourism economy as the country records over ten per cent rise in international arrivals in Q1 2026, driven by stronger regional travel integration, improved cross-border mobility, and expanding intra-African tourism flows that are accelerating employment generation, infrastructure development, and long-term sectoral recovery across hospitality, transport, and destination services.

Zimbabwe Overtakes Kenya, Angola, Nigeria, South Africa, Malawi, Zambia and More Countries as Domestic Tourism Surge Accelerates Into a High-Impact Travel Revolution Across Africa, driven by rising local travel demand, stronger intra-regional mobility, and government-backed tourism expansion strategies that are reshaping the continent’s travel economy.